Celina Jaitley Captivates Audiences with Her First Professional Photoshoot Pic
Actress Celina Jaitley recently shared a throwback picture of herself when she did her first professional photo-shoot.
Actress Celina Jaitley recently shared a throwback picture of herself when she did her first professional photo-shoot. She was only 15. She had borrowed the eyeliner and lipstick for her make-up from her mother back then.
She captioned the photograph, “Me when I was only 15 years old... My first professional photo-shoot, with a borrowed lipstick and eyeliner from my mother.”
Despite being her first photoshoot in the vibrant world of modeling, the former beauty queen and model looks enchanting adorning a black and blue outfit. Her hair styled into bangs!
Take a look:
Celina was working in a mobile phone company in Kolkata before deciding to participate in a local beauty contest. She won the Femina Miss India in 2001 and participated in the Miss Universe contest. She ended up receiving the fourth runners up position for this contest.
Despite having a bad start in movies, she went ahead and worked in movies such as Silsiilay, No Entry, Apna Sapna Money Money and Golmaal Returns that were successful at the box office.
The actress is married to Austrian entrepreneur and hotelier Peter Haag. She became a mother to two sets of twins Winston, Viraaj, Arthur, and Shamsher although Shamsher didn’t survive due to a heart defect.
On World Prematurity Day she spoke about her personal ordeal of losing her son and paid emphasis to the fact that premature birth is a serious issue that many parents are not prepared to handle. She wrote, “World Prematurity Day was created on November 17, 2011, to raise awareness for the millions of children every year who are born prematurely. Premature birth is a very serious health problem, but there is hope and light at the end of the tunnel too. While nothing can prepare parents for how it feels to have a baby in neonatal care, it can be a huge support to know other families have been where they are now. To the parents currently in the NICU, @haag.peter and I can assure you that things do get better and that the future is so exciting.”
She ended the post however on a good note, “While many preterm babies still carry a huge vulnerability to develop medical challenges or life-threatening circumstances, many do grow up to become completely healthy individuals, with some even becoming notable public figures such as Winston Churchill and Albert Einstein and of course our own Arthur Jaitly Haag.”
