“I’m single. Make it happen”: This South Indian actress eager to date Shubman Gill

Popular South Indian actress Pragya Jaiswal expressed her admiration for Team India batter Shubman Gill, calling him “cute” and openly stating her interest in dating him. The actress, known for her roles in Telugu cinema and her recent Bollywood debut with Akshay Kumar and Vaani Kapoor starrer film ‘Khel Khel Mein’, responded enthusiastically to a fan’s comment suggesting that she and Gill would make a great couple.

Pragya Jaiswal opens up on dating a cricketer

During a chat with Filmygyan, Jaiswal stated, “He’s cute, yeah, guys. Come on, whatever you all want, I’m single. Make it happen.” Her playful remarks have sparked excitement among fans who are eager to see if a romance could develop between the two stars. She further clarified that she has no reservations about dating a cricketer, emphasizing that compatibility is key: “If it’s written, if it’s meant to be, it can be. I mean, I’ve never had a thing for or against a cricketer. If it’s a nice person and we get along well, why not?”

Pragya has made headlines not only for her acting career but also for her candidness about her personal life. Born in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, she has established herself as a prominent figure in the film industry since her debut in 2014. With her charm and talent, Pragya continues to capture the attention of both fans and media alike.

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Shubman Gill to return in India’s playing XI with the pink-ball Test against Australia

As Gill continues to shine on the cricket field, being referred to as the “Prince of Team India,” fans are left wondering if this budding interest will lead to something more. On the work front, Gill is currently in Australia for the five-match Test series against the hosts. After missing the opening game in Perth due to thumb injury, the 25-year-old is all set to make a comeback in India’s playing XI with the pink-ball Test, scheduled at the Adelaide Oval from December 6-10.