'Heeramandi' actress Manisha Koirala spends special time with nature and forest in Nepal

Renowned actress Manisha Koirala recently took time away from her bustling film schedule to reconnect with nature in her home back in Nepal. The images she shared capture the essence of her experiences as she immersed herself in the serene and lush surroundings of the local forest, practicing what she passionately refers to as 'forest bathing.'

In the first image, Manisha appears in high spirits, sharing a cheerful moment with a friend during a hike. She’s dressed casually in a white hoodie and beads, indicative of a relaxed and joyful day spent outdoors. Her bright smile and energetic pose convey her love for the natural environment around her.

Another picture shows Manisha alone, deep in contemplation and enjoyment of the peaceful forest. She wears a vibrant pink outfit that stands out against the green backdrop, with a caption that declares her passion for walking in nature. Her attire, complete with a practical backpack and a sporty cap, suggests she is well-prepared for a day of exploration and enjoyment in the great outdoors.

The third photo continues this theme, with Manisha gazing thoughtfully at the forest around her. The image is filtered in hues that highlight the natural beauty of the area and emphasize the tranquility of her setting.

Apart from her life in nature, Manisha Koirala recently featured in 'Heeramandi,' directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali. In this series, she portrays Mallikajaan, a character that promises to be as complex as it is captivating. 'Heeramandi' delves into the lives, love, and deceit among the courtesans of pre-independence India. With her profound acting skills,

Manisha brought depth and nuance to her role, showcasing the strength and resilience of Mallikajaan amid the intricate dynamics of love and betrayal in the historical setting of Lahore’s walled city. This role is particularly significant as it marks another chapter in Manisha's illustrious career, where she continues to select roles that challenge and articulate the human condition in unique settings.

Manisha Koirala worked again with director Sanjay Leela Bhansali after 28 years for 'Heeramandi'. They first worked together in 1996 on his debut movie 'Khamoshi: The Musical,' where Salman Khan also starred.