Rohit Bal's Death: Mannara Chopra Recalls Meeting The Late Fashion Designer At Her 'Sister's Wedding',

Rohit Bal's Death: The Indian fashion industry recently suffered a significant loss with the passing of legendary designer Rohit Bal, known for his opulent designs and contributions that transformed Indian couture. His unique aesthetic, blending traditional Indian motifs with modern elegance, made him a household name and earned him international acclaim. The news of his demise has left a deep void in the world of fashion and among those who had the privilege of knowing him.

Mannara Chopra Recalls Meeting Rohit Bal

Mannara Chopra, the actress and cousin of global icon Priyanka Chopra Jonas, took to Instagram to share her heartfelt condolences and fond memories of the late designer. In her Instagram story, Mannara wrote:

"You will be missed @rohitbalofficial sir. I had the opportunity to wear one of your beautiful creations for an unforgettable shoot, and I also had the honour of meeting you at my sister's wedding. You were one of the kindest and inspiring souls I've had the privilege to meet. As a fashion student in Delhi, your incredible creations were a constant source of inspiration for me. #gonetosoon"

For the unversed, Manara has been a part of South Indian film industry she was also seen in Bigg Boss 17 last year. She is the cousin of Parineeti Chopra and Priyanka Chopra. Earlier when being asked why she didn't use PeeCee's name in BB17, she said, "So, basically ye meri life ka funda hai (this is my mantra in life), I don't like to take advantage of being known through someone. When people started talking about it toh honestly mere mann mein ek hich aata tha ki (a question would come to my mind) why are you talking about my family and everything. Because if I've been invited by the Bigg Boss platform, it is primarily because they like my personality and they wanted me to be there as Mannara. So, you talk about me. You talk about my films, my journey, mere se lado, mere se baatein karo, mujhse gappe maaro (I wanted people to fight with me, talk to me)."