Genelia

“To set the record straight, I am not getting married to anyone. I have always maintained that my personal life is not something I would like to discuss. But this time since it was something that would affect my family, I decided to take a stand,” said Genelia in a statement released here Tuesday. films and my brands are my priority as of now and I’d like to keep it that way. And if I do decide to settle down, you will hear it from me when as and when it happens,” she added.A tabloid had reported the romance brewed between Genelia and Riteish on the sets of “Tujhe Meri Kasam” (2003) and that they are planning to get married this year.“It’s rather funny that we have to read about the progress in our lives in the press before we even know it ourselves. I wonder how news like that can be put out without any confirmation from the people whose lives are being discussed,” she said.

Genelia's

Genelia D'Souza's role as Aditi was a role that every girl wanted to imitate. People even say no one could have played Aditi like Genelia did. Genelia's bubbly portrayal of the character was so great that it did not have a hint of artificiality to her moody, bratty, feisty, egoistic, Princess-like Aditi making her instantly adorable and relatable to the entire nation.

Genelia D'Souza is already an established star down South. Her other Hindi release, Mere Baap Pehle Aap, also saw her infuse liveliness in an otherwise humdrum caper.

Genelia D'Souza

D’Souza was born to Jeanette D’Souza, formerly secretary to Managing Director with a pharma MNC, and Neil D’Souza, a senior official with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS).Her family hails from the Mangalorean Catholic community, a prominent Christian community in Bombay. Her pet name is Geenu. D’Souza studied at the Apostolic Carmel High School in Bandra and later joined St. Andrews College (Bandra) to pursue her Bachelor’s Degree of Management Studies