Fans want to see me single, not with a man: Parimani


Published: 03:17 30 July 2026
Dhallywood's popular actress Parimani spoke openly about her personal life, love and marriage, past arrests and ongoing legal proceedings at a press conference. Breaking her long silence, she said that she has been waiting patiently for so long with the belief that the truth will come out one day or another.
Expressing her anger over the attitude of fans and the general public at the press conference, Parimani said, "Even if I post a picture with my brother on social media, I still get abused. People actually do not want to see me with a man; they only like to see me single and with my children. I do not know why this happens."
Citing her past arrests, she claimed that no legal process was followed properly when she was arrested. She said that there was no arrest warrant or official permission to search the house at that time. However, stating that she has full faith in the law and the judicial system, Parimani said, "No matter how long the case takes or how many years it takes to appear, I will do it. I believe that the court will declare me innocent one day with full respect."
At the same time, the actress spoke about the overall law and order in the country and the protection of artists. She strongly demanded that the protection and security of not only the artist community, but also every citizen of the country, starting from rickshaw pullers.
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