Actress Preeti Jhangiani has spoken about her recent trip to Paris with husband Parvinn Dabas, describing it as one of the most fulfilling journeys she has undertaken — one that balanced professional commitments with personal discovery in equal measure.

A Professional Platform in Paris

The trip centred, in part, on Cannes Lions, the global advertising and creativity festival, where Jhangiani attended key meetings, networked with international leaders, and represented the Pro Panja League at global forums. She said the experience opened doors to exploring stronger collaborations between India and France in the sports space.

'This trip was incredibly special because it gave us the opportunity to combine business with pleasure. From attending important meetings during Cannes Lions, networking with global leaders and representing the Pro Panja League at international forums, to exploring possibilities for stronger collaborations between India and France in sports, it was professionally very fulfilling,' Jhangiani said.

Evenings at the Eiffel Tower

Beyond the boardrooms, the actress described a series of unhurried evenings at one of the world's most recognisable landmarks. She and Dabas visited the Eiffel Tower almost every evening of their stay, sitting on the grass, watching street performances, and staying until the tower's nightly light display.

'Those simple evenings became some of the most magical moments of our journey,' she said, adding that watching the sun set over Paris before the tower lit up became a cherished ritual.

Culinary Highlights: Carette Café

The couple also visited the Carette Café, a storied Parisian institution widely regarded for what many consider the world's finest hot chocolate. Jhangiani called the café's freshly made cream served with strawberries and its desserts 'absolutely unforgettable,' and said the experience captured the essence of Parisian charm.

Looking Ahead

Summing up the visit, the 'LOC: Kargil' actress said the trip returned them home with 'wonderful memories, meaningful conversations and exciting opportunities for the future.' She noted it was rare for a single journey to deliver so fully on both the personal and professional front.

Jhangiani, who built her career across popular Telugu and Hindi films — including 'Thammudu', 'Narasimha Naidu', 'Awara Paagal Deewana', 'LOC: Kargil', and 'Aan: Men at Work' — has in recent years been closely associated with the Pro Panja League alongside Dabas. The Paris visit suggests the league's international ambitions are gaining traction.