
In an era of filtered feelings and scripted romances, Bigg Boss 18 sensation Edin Rose has boldly stepped into the spotlight with a confession that’s as heartfelt as it is headline-grabbing. The Dubai-born actress, known for her fiery persona and unapologetic honesty, recently declared her deep admiration—and imaginary nuptials—with none other than Indian cricket heartthrob, Shreyas Iyer. Yes, you read that right. In a candid interview with Filmygyan, Edin didn’t just admit to crushing on the cricketer. She went several steps further, revealing that in her heart, she is already Mrs. Iyer and considers herself the mother of his future children.
“I believe I’m the mother of his kids. In my mind, I’m already married to him,” Edin proclaimed during the interview. While most celebrity crushes stay hidden behind coy smiles and vague innuendos, Edin’s confession was anything but subtle. It came with a glowing explanation of what makes Shreyas so desirable in her eyes—his humility, dedication to the game, and grounded personality.
“He inspires me every day. It’s his humility, his focus, and the way he carries himself — those are the things I find truly admirable,” she added, her admiration firmly rooted not just in looks, but in the person behind the jersey.
The interview took an entertaining turn with a “Marry, Hookup, Date” segment. Edin chose to “marry” Shreyas Iyer, “hookup” with Shubman Gill, and “date” Hardik Pandya. But the spotlight never shifted far from Shreyas. The actress recalled how even before her Bigg Boss stint, people close to her knew of her deep admiration for the cricketer.
Interestingly, she also clarified that a past headline suggesting she was dating Shreyas was entirely false, though it stirred curiosity at the time. For Edin, Shreyas stands out for all the right reasons—tall, dark, bearded, muscular, and a true ambassador of Indian pride on the field. Born on August 20, 1998, Edin Rose's journey is as fascinating as her screen presence. With roots in Burma and Karnataka, and a childhood spent in Dubai, her dreams were anything but ordinary. As a young girl, she would drape her mother’s saree, perform in front of the television, and mimic South Indian film stars, determined to one day become one herself. At the age of 20, she moved to Mumbai with stars in her eyes and soon made her debut in the bold web series Gandii Baat as Vasudha. She went on to feature in Cineprime’s Good Girls – Brides Night, and the short film Help Me. Her big break in Telugu cinema came through a chance meeting with actor-producer Ravi Teja. Without even auditioning, she landed a special dance number in Ravanasura—a testament to her screen presence and growing appeal.
Whether it sparks a fairytale romance or remains a fantasy, Edin has certainly bowled the internet over with this dramatic—and sincere—confession. After all, who said cricket and cinema don’t make a sizzling match?
“I believe I’m the mother of his kids. In my mind, I’m already married to him,” Edin proclaimed during the interview. While most celebrity crushes stay hidden behind coy smiles and vague innuendos, Edin’s confession was anything but subtle. It came with a glowing explanation of what makes Shreyas so desirable in her eyes—his humility, dedication to the game, and grounded personality.
“He inspires me every day. It’s his humility, his focus, and the way he carries himself — those are the things I find truly admirable,” she added, her admiration firmly rooted not just in looks, but in the person behind the jersey.
The interview took an entertaining turn with a “Marry, Hookup, Date” segment. Edin chose to “marry” Shreyas Iyer, “hookup” with Shubman Gill, and “date” Hardik Pandya. But the spotlight never shifted far from Shreyas. The actress recalled how even before her Bigg Boss stint, people close to her knew of her deep admiration for the cricketer.
Interestingly, she also clarified that a past headline suggesting she was dating Shreyas was entirely false, though it stirred curiosity at the time. For Edin, Shreyas stands out for all the right reasons—tall, dark, bearded, muscular, and a true ambassador of Indian pride on the field. Born on August 20, 1998, Edin Rose's journey is as fascinating as her screen presence. With roots in Burma and Karnataka, and a childhood spent in Dubai, her dreams were anything but ordinary. As a young girl, she would drape her mother’s saree, perform in front of the television, and mimic South Indian film stars, determined to one day become one herself. At the age of 20, she moved to Mumbai with stars in her eyes and soon made her debut in the bold web series Gandii Baat as Vasudha. She went on to feature in Cineprime’s Good Girls – Brides Night, and the short film Help Me. Her big break in Telugu cinema came through a chance meeting with actor-producer Ravi Teja. Without even auditioning, she landed a special dance number in Ravanasura—a testament to her screen presence and growing appeal.
While it remains to be seen if Shreyas Iyer will respond to this larger-than-life love proclamation, one thing is clear—Edin Rose is unafraid of wearing her heart on her sleeve.
Whether it sparks a fairytale romance or remains a fantasy, Edin has certainly bowled the internet over with this dramatic—and sincere—confession. After all, who said cricket and cinema don’t make a sizzling match?