Stars often undergo cosmetic and corrective surgeries on various parts of the body. But actress Mehreen took a less-trodden path to maintain her looks. A couple of days ago, she visited the famous Dr John Tsagaris, a wellness and acupuncture specialist in London, for a procedure on her face.
Mehreen, who says she prefers traditional methods of treatment to medicines, explains that acupuncture can be extended for cosmetic procedures too.
The actress first read about the doctor in a magazine, and wanted to get the treatment done by him as he is reputed to be the best in the world. “I don’t believe in fillers and botox!” the Raja The Great star says, adding, from inserting needles painlessly into specific spots to finally cleaning up the face, the entire process took an hour .“Initially three pins were put on my ears and then on my face. This is the first time I am undergoing such a treatment and it’s been great and amazing. I could see the results immediately,” she says.
“Facial acupuncture makes my skin look younger, smoother and healthier. It addresses not only signs of aging, but also the skin’s overall health and appearance,” shares Mehreen, adding that the treatment boosts the production of collagen and makes the skin tauter.
Mehreen, who is also an adventure freak, recently did some diving in the Maldives. A certified scuba diver, she relishes taking up adventure sports whenever she visits an island country. “I love taking up tasks that push me and I love adventure sports. Being adventurous is like therapy. It changed me a lot. Underwater life makes me feel very peaceful,” she says and shares that it gave her a different perspective on life.
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Dhurandhar Making Documentary Eyes Theatrical Release
Dhurandhar is gearing up for an interesting strategy, as its making-of documentary is reportedly being planned for a theatrical release. This move has instantly drawn comparisons with RRR, whose behind-the-scenes documentary also hit theatres before later arriving on OTT platforms.
While the RRR documentary managed to spark curiosity, its box office performance remained moderate despite the film’s massive global success. Now, the same question is being raised — will Dhurandhar follow a similar path and see a comparable response?
One of the biggest highlights surrounding Dhurandhar has been its grand scale and production design. The team reportedly recreated an elaborate artificial Pakistan setup in Bangkok, a detail that has impressed many within the industry. This aspect alone could attract audiences who are keen to explore the craftsmanship behind large-scale filmmaking.
Director Aditya Dhar, known for his technical precision, is expected to offer deeper insights into his vision through this documentary. However, trade analysts remain cautious. Unlike mainstream feature films, making-of documentaries generally have limited theatrical appeal and tend to attract a niche audience.
While curiosity and the film’s scale may bring some initial footfall, expectations suggest that the documentary might not deliver strong box office numbers — potentially mirroring the trend seen with RRR.
