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Time of India
17-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Tannaz Irani talks about cancer awareness, calls Hina Khan an "inspiration" for staying positive
Bollywood actor Tannaz Irani, who attended the 'ShowStopper' event in Delhi on Tuesday, spoke about the importance of spreading awareness about breast cancer. While talking to the media, Tannaz called cancer "scary" and also praised actress for her strength and positivity after being diagnosed with the disease. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now "Cancer is really, really scary. Recently, our actress Hina Khan is also fighting it. She has set such a beautiful example for everyone. She is showing how to stay positive, and during this time, she even got married," Irsaid. "We actors - the public has given us fame, and we are here because of you all. So isn't it our duty to take up such sensitive topics and try to educate people a little?" she added. "People don't usually talk about sensitive topics in our country, and cancer is a life-threatening illness. If we talk about breast cancer in particular, just imagine - how will a woman in a village speak about it to her family, to her husband, or to her mother-in-law? How will she explain what's happening to her? I think if the entertainment industry or Bollywood talks about such serious topics, then it's the right way to spread awareness," she added. Meanwhile, the event was organised by DIISHA and MH Films to support breast cancer awareness through a web series called ShowStopper, which will soon release on an OTT platform. The series aims to spread knowledge about breast health and early detection of cancer. Apart from Tannaz, the talk featured several personalities including Bakhtiyaar Irani, and others, who spoke about how the entertainment industry can help break social taboos and encourage important discussions on women's health.
News18
03-06-2025
- Entertainment
- News18
From 18 Years Older To 7 Years Younger: How Tannaz Irani Defied Norms In Love
Last Updated: Tannaz Irani's journey through love, heartbreak, and resilience shows how she broke norms, remarried against odds, and thrived in both family life and acting career Celebrity marriages, especially those of actresses, have always fascinated their fans. Who they marry, when they marry, and why – it all sparks endless curiosity and commentary. Indian cinema, too, reflects this shift. While many actresses today marry in their 40s, it wasn't long ago that tying the knot in their teens or early twenties was the norm. Tannaz Irani is one such actress whose personal journey mirrors the evolving norms of society and the emotional rollercoaster of love. At just 20, she entered her first marriage with Farid Currim, a respected theatre artist, singer, and performer, who was 18 years her senior. Though the significant age gap raised eyebrows, Tannaz Irani was captivated by Farid Currim's talent and emotional depth. The couple welcomed a daughter, Zianne, and shared eight years of marriage. But time began to reveal the cracks. While Tannaz Irani was still full of youthful energy, eager to build her career and enjoy life, Farid Currim had already lived through those phases. In a candid interview, Tannaz Irani once reflected, 'I wanted to party and focus on work, but he had already experienced that phase. We were in different places in life." Eventually, the two parted ways. Their daughter Zianne remained with her father, and Tannaz Irani carried on; heart bruised but spirit unbroken. Love Comes Knocking Again Then, in 2006, when she least expected it, love came knocking on Tannaz Irani's door again. While participating in the reality show Gurukul, she met actor Bakhtiyaar Irani. Younger by seven years and of a different faith, Bakhtiyaar Irani was an unlikely match yet their connection was undeniable. Their relationship was met with resistance. Bakhtiyaar Irani's family strongly opposed the match due to the age difference. But love, once again, found its way. With support from Bakhtiyaar Irani's sister, actress Delnaaz Irani, and elder brother, Paurus Irani, the couple stood strong against the odds and tied the knot in 2007. Tannaz Irani, a Parsi by faith, also faced criticism from her own community for marrying outside her religion. But she remained steadfast in her choice. Today, she shares a joyful life with Bakhtiyaar Irani, a testament to the fact that love, when true, is worth fighting for. Family And Career Highlights Tannaz and Bakhtiyaar Irani are parents to two children: son Zeus (born in 2008) and daughter Zara (born in 2011). Tannaz Irani continues to maintain a respectful co-parenting relationship with her elder daughter, Zianne. Professionally, Tannaz Irani has enjoyed a long and varied career in both cinema and television. She played notable supporting roles in films like Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai (2000), Humara Dil Aapke Paas Hai (2000), Rehna Hai Tere Dil Mein (2001), Mere Yaar Ki Shaadi Hai (2002), Main Prem Ki Deewani Hoon (2003), Kuch Naa Kaho (2003) and 36 China Town (2006). On television, she became a familiar face with roles in KKusum, Yeh Meri Life Hai, Badi Doooor Se Aaye Hain, and Kahaan Hum Kahaan Tum. Tannaz Irani also gained popularity through reality shows like Bigg Boss 3 and Nach Baliye, where she and Bakhtiyaar Irani reached the top three finalists. First Published:
India.com
23-04-2025
- Entertainment
- India.com
Meet Aishwarya Rai's co-star, who married a Muslim man 18-years-older, faced backlash from her community, got divorced after 8 years, then...
Meet Aishwarya Rai's co-star, who married a Muslim man 18-years-older, faced backlash from her community, got divorced after 8 years, then... Tannaz Irani became a household name on television with her roles in Swabhimaan, Ye Meri Life Hai and Kis Desh Mein Hai Mera Dil. She made her film debut in 2000 with Hadh Kar Di Aapne and played supporting roles in successful movies like Kaho Naa… Pyaar Hai, 36 China Town, Main Prem Ki Diwani Hoon and Rehnaa Hai Terre Dil Mein. Besides acting, she has also been a runner-up of Mrs India in 2002. Born in a Parsi family, Tannaz was just 20 when she married Farid Currim, who was 18 years elder to her. She was abandoned by her community for marrying someone of not the same background. Tannaz became mother to her daughter Zianne at the age of 20. After few years of marriage, Tannaz and Farid got divorced. Due to age differences and professional reasons, they grew apart. Their daughter Zianne lives with Farid now. On the sets of a popular show Fame Gurukul, Tannaz met Bakhtiyaar. Their friendship eventually blossomed into love and the two decided to marry each other. However, Bakhtiyaar's family was against their relationship due to the 8-year age gap between them. Later, it was his sister, actress Delnaaz Irani who convinced their family. The couple then tied the knot in 2007 and have a son named Zeus and a daughter named Zara. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Tannaz Irani (@tannazirani_) Tannaz, who has been married to Bakhtiyaar for 16 years believes that their relationship has brought a very positive impact in her life. According to BollywoodShaddis, she said, 'My current marriage is one of the most dynamic and completely volatile, full-of-life relationships I have ever had. We ask a lot of questions of each other before making any decisions. This marriage has brought a very positive change in my life. Earlier, I was very tough. Now I am emotional and very family-oriented.' Tannaz Irani was last seen on the TV show Barsatein-Mausam Pyar Ka , where she portrayed the role of Bina, a bakery owner. Previously, she starred in the show Apna Time Bhi Aayega on Zee TV.
