Shweta Tripathi has her hands full as she is busy working on her character for her&nbsp;next film ‘Gone Kesh’ where she plays the role of a girl who has a condition of alopecia. Alopecia is a disorder where the immune system attacks the hair follicles resulting in hair loss from the scalp.

Shweta’s character is that of an aspiring dancer who has this autoimmune disorder that usually results in unpredictable, patchy hair loss.&nbsp;

In order to get her character right, the actress got more information about the ailment through research and getting in touch with those suffer from this in real life. She met with alopecia patients to understand what they go through and how they deal with it.&nbsp;

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Taking up the role, Shweta said, “I knew I was doing the film halfway through the script Qasim sent. The story is so full of heart and took me through a roller coaster of emotions. It’s during the prep of the film I realised how we take things (like hair) for granted. I feel hair loss and baldness really takes a toll on people's confidence. Baldness is made fun of and people, especially women, find it hard to accept it and in turn tackle it. I felt with this film we lighten it up and yet ensure the message comes across. Because bald is beautiful."

Shweta was last seen in ‘Mirzapur’ as she wowed the audience with her natural performance.&nbsp;

Shweta Tripathi has her hands full as she is busy working on her character for her next film ‘Gone Kesh’ where she plays the role of a girl who has a condition of alopecia.

Shweta Tripathi has her hands full as she is busy working on her character for her next film ‘Gone Kesh’ where she plays the role of a girl who has a condition of alopecia. Alopecia is a disorder where the immune system attacks the hair follicles resulting in hair loss from the scalp. Shweta’s character is that of an aspiring dancer who has this autoimmune disorder that usually results in unpredictable, patchy hair loss. In order to get her character right, the actress got more information about the ailment through research and getting in touch with those suffer from this in real life. She met with alopecia patients to understand what they go through and how they deal with it. Women's Day: Alankrita Shrivastava, Shweta Tripathi, Neetu Chandra discuss what it means to be a woman in Bollywood Taking up the role, Shweta said, “I knew I was doing the film halfway through the script Qasim sent. The story is so full of heart and took me through a roller coaster of emotions. It’s during the prep of the film I realised how we take things (like hair) for granted. I feel hair loss and baldness really takes a toll on people's confidence. Baldness is made fun of and people, especially women, find it hard to accept it and in turn tackle it. I felt with this film we lighten it up and yet ensure the message comes across. Because bald is beautiful." Shweta was last seen in ‘Mirzapur’ as she wowed the audience with her natural performance.

Shweta Tripathi meets with alopecia patients to prep for her next film 'Gone Kesh'

Masaan and Haraamkhor actress Shweta Tripathi is getting married. The actress will be tying the knot with her actor-rapper beau Chaitnya Sharma on June 29th in Goa. The couple have been dating for the past five years. 
 
SlowCheeta, as Sharma prefers to be called, is five years younger to Shweta, but the actress quips she looks younger at 32. 
 
"We met because both of us were stepping in for other actors. So, from Bombay (Mumbai), we met in Delhi to perform and hardly spoke throughout. On our way back, we were seated next to each other. It was a 5 a.m. flight, so obviously the plan was to doze off. But we started talking and that was that," Shweta recounted to a news agency.

The proposal was rather romantic -- and much in tune to what both of them love -- theatre.

"He proposed at a place called Cuckoo Club, which is a performing place in Mumbai. He wanted to do it on stage because that`s how we met -- for a play. He had told me he has a new play, so I went to see that... But it was the proposal," said Shweta.

SlowCheeta, who has a tattoo of Shweta`s name and stands tall at 6 ft, delivered a monologue in front of a full audience about the journey that has led to the new journey they are ready to take.

"They say you fall in love, and I fell hard, from about 36,000 feet! Up in the air, into her heart and she already had mine. Relations start from the ground upwards, mine started in the sky. We spoke about whales and the ocean and everything we know. She found me, and I found Nemo."

The Goa wedding will have the couple's closest family members and friends in attendance.&nbsp;

Shweta -- daughter of Delhi`s former Chief Secretary P.K. Tripathi -- came to Mumbai over a decade ago. And her aim was not to become a Bollywood actor.

It was her love for theatre since her childhood days that brought this National Institute of Fashion Technology alumnus closer to a world that she has now made a place for herself in.

Shweta has a theatre group which goes by the quirky name of AllMyTea Productions. Before her film journey, she featured as the lively Zenia Khan in Disney channel`s Kya Mast Hai Life, did a couple of short films and advertisements.

Haraamkhor, the film in which Nawazuddin Siddiqui plays school teacher to her, was to be Shweta`s debut feature film. But Neeraj Ghaywan`s Masaan, in which she essayed the innocent, poetry-loving, small-town girl Shaalu, released first and brought her into notice.&nbsp;

Her upcoming project is the web series Mirzapur, apart from feature films Gone Kesh&nbsp;and Cargo.

As for SlowCheeta, his latest song Kripya dhaan de&nbsp;from the film High Jack&nbsp;was launched last week. He was also one of the four rappers to have collaborated with Bollywood star Ranveer Singh for a single. This apart, he has two songs -- one with Papon -- for the feature film Karwaan.

The proposal happened inside a theatre in front of a packed crowd.

Masaan and Haraamkhor actress Shweta Tripathi is getting married. The actress will be tying the knot with her actor-rapper beau Chaitnya Sharma on June 29th in Goa. The couple have been dating for the past five years. SlowCheeta, as Sharma prefers to be called, is five years younger to Shweta, but the actress quips she looks younger at 32. "We met because both of us were stepping in for other actors. So, from Bombay (Mumbai), we met in Delhi to perform and hardly spoke throughout. On our way back, we were seated next to each other. It was a 5 a.m. flight, so obviously the plan was to doze off. But we started talking and that was that," Shweta recounted to a news agency. The proposal was rather romantic -- and much in tune to what both of them love -- theatre. "He proposed at a place called Cuckoo Club, which is a performing place in Mumbai. He wanted to do it on stage because that`s how we met -- for a play. He had told me he has a new play, so I went to see that... But it was the proposal," said Shweta. SlowCheeta, who has a tattoo of Shweta`s name and stands tall at 6 ft, delivered a monologue in front of a full audience about the journey that has led to the new journey they are ready to take. "They say you fall in love, and I fell hard, from about 36,000 feet! Up in the air, into her heart and she already had mine. Relations start from the ground upwards, mine started in the sky. We spoke about whales and the ocean and everything we know. She found me, and I found Nemo." The Goa wedding will have the couple's closest family members and friends in attendance. Shweta -- daughter of Delhi`s former Chief Secretary P.K. Tripathi -- came to Mumbai over a decade ago. And her aim was not to become a Bollywood actor. It was her love for theatre since her childhood days that brought this National Institute of Fashion Technology alumnus closer to a world that she has now made a place for herself in. Shweta has a theatre group which goes by the quirky name of AllMyTea Productions. Before her film journey, she featured as the lively Zenia Khan in Disney channel`s Kya Mast Hai Life, did a couple of short films and advertisements. Haraamkhor, the film in which Nawazuddin Siddiqui plays school teacher to her, was to be Shweta`s debut feature film. But Neeraj Ghaywan`s Masaan, in which she essayed the innocent, poetry-loving, small-town girl Shaalu, released first and brought her into notice. Her upcoming project is the web series Mirzapur, apart from feature films Gone Kesh and Cargo. As for SlowCheeta, his latest song Kripya dhaan de from the film High Jack was launched last week. He was also one of the four rappers to have collaborated with Bollywood star Ranveer Singh for a single. This apart, he has two songs -- one with Papon -- for the feature film Karwaan.

'Masaan' actress Shweta Tripathi all set to tie the knot with actor-rapper SlowCheeta

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Shweta Tripathi meets with alopecia patients to prep for her next film 'Gone Kesh'

'Masaan' actress Shweta Tripathi all set to tie the knot with actor-rapper SlowCheeta