August 18, 2026 03:30 am (IST)
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TV celebs visit Option's Mall before Telly Calender shoot in Jordan
Mumbai, Aug 27 (IBNS): Options Fashion Mall recently engaged its customers in a "selfie" contest. It was Dharmesh Patel, the director of Option's Fashion Mall, who thought of the idea.
The rules were simple. Everyone had to click a selfie of their`s and post it on Option Mall`s Facebook page. The best one will get prizes, vouchers and a lot of other perks.
Plus, the winner also gets to click a selfie with their favourite TV celebs.
It was an extravagant affair that saw leading TV actresses like, Krystle D`souza, Nia Sharma, Surbhi Jyoti, Rubina Dailak, Sukriti Kandpal, Pooja Gor, Aditi Gupta, Divyanka Tripathi, Tina Dutta and Vrushika Mehta etc., visit the store to spend quality time with their fans.
They too, couldn't resist exploring the store to check their options. They spent a good few hours looking at the clothes and accessories. Dharmesh Patel felicitated all the actresses and even posed for the shutterbugs on their request.
The winner of the contest was young Sakshi who was overwhelmed with emotions. Actress Surbhi Jyoti pulled her between them and insisted Rubina Dalaik to click a group selfie.
It was a cohesive event that saw both the fans and the celebs bond with each other. Also present at the event were actors Karan Tacker, Vishal Singh and Manish Nagpal. Karan was seen getting chatty with Dharmesh and struck a chord immediately. Vishal was lost in the store`s watch collection and even bought one.
Option`s Mall are the sponsors to Telly Calender and the celebs will have a sizzling hot photoshoot in Jordan in the coming days. The other star to go for the shoot are Sara Khan, Barkha Bisht, Pratyusha Banerjee, Anita Hassanandani etc.
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