As anticipation builds around Ramayan, curiosity about its cast continues to grow—especially around Ravi Dubey, who is set to portray Laxman. Alongside his rising buzz, attention has also turned to his real-life partner, Sargun Mehta.
Who Is Sargun Mehta?
Sargun Mehta is a well-known actress and producer who has made a strong mark across television, Bollywood, and Punjabi cinema. Over the years, she has emerged as one of the most successful and highest-paid stars in the Punjabi film industry.
Early Career and Television Fame
Sargun began her journey in theatre during her college days before transitioning to television. She made her debut with 12/24 Karol Bagh in 2009 and quickly gained recognition.
Her breakthrough came with shows like Phulwa, Kya Huaa Tera Vaada, and Balika Vadhu, which established her as a household name.
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Sargun made her Punjabi film debut with Angrej, earning critical acclaim and a Best Actress award. She went on to deliver several successful films including Love Punjab and Lahoriye, both of which won her Filmfare Punjabi Awards.
Her popularity soared further with hits like Qismat, Qismat 2, and Surkhi Bindi.
Producer and Entrepreneur
In 2019, Sargun and Ravi Dubey co-founded Dreamiyata Entertainment Pvt Ltd. The banner has produced multiple successful projects, including the popular TV show Udaariyaan.
She has also backed several other shows, expanding her footprint as a producer in the entertainment industry.
Personal Life
Sargun Mehta is married to Ravi Dubey, and the couple is widely admired for balancing their personal and professional lives. Together, they have built a strong presence both on-screen and behind the scenes.
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With Ravi Dubey’s involvement in the high-budget film Ramayan, Sargun Mehta has once again come into the spotlight. Her journey—from television beginnings to becoming a leading name in Punjabi cinema and production—continues to draw attention.
