Mannara Chopra Enjoys Family Time in Jaipur, Revisits Roots in Ambala
Mannara Chopra explores Jaipur with Paris-return cousins and reminisces about her childhood in Ambala.
Actress and Bigg Boss 17 finalist Mannara Chopra is soaking in the essence of family bonding and nostalgic memories during her recent travels. Currently visiting the Pink City of Jaipur, Mannara is accompanied by her mother, sister, and paternal cousins who have flown in from Paris to spend quality time together.
The actress has been sharing snippets of her vibrant holiday through social media. From capturing the grandeur of Hawa Mahal to indulging in Rajasthan’s culinary delights, Mannara’s Jaipur diaries reflect joy, laughter, and heartfelt reunions. Introducing her family online, she wrote, “Meet my cousins from my paternal side! In Jaipur creating memories... thank you Ankur and Ayushi for planning this trip and coming all the way from Paris.”
Mannara’s posts included photographs and a playful video in which she affectionately nicknamed her relatives using musical notes—Sa, Re, Ga, Ma—adding a touch of familial fun to the experience.
Before arriving in Jaipur, Mannara made a brief yet emotionally stirring visit to her childhood town of Ambala Cantt. Her social media narrative conveyed deep-rooted nostalgia, as she revisited places that have shaped her identity, including her nani’s house and the military hospital where she was born.
“My Nani’s house in Ambala Cantt — where every corner holds a piece of my heart,” she captioned a collage of warm, evocative images. The homage continued as she remembered her late grandfather, a dignified army man whose legacy continues to inspire her. “A small homage to my Nana, who had a soft spot for timeless melodies… a dignified soul from a proud army background. That discipline, grace, and quiet strength continue to shape who I am today,” she expressed.
Mannara further shared, “There’s a certain warmth in returning to the home where your childhood lived — lazy afternoons, innocent laughter, and the comforting aroma of homemade food n pickles. It’s more than nostalgia. It’s grounding. It’s belonging.”
Though she intended to highlight the local produce—mangoes, jamuns, guavas—Mannara promised to do so in her next visit. “Until then… ciao,” she signed off.
Mannara Chopra, who is also the cousin of global icon Priyanka Chopra Jonas, continues to gain attention for her grounded persona, screen presence, and close-knit family values, all of which were distinctly visible in her recent travelogue.
