Arshdeep Singh Engaged to Samreen Kaur in New Zealand
Indian fast bowler Arshdeep Singh has taken a major step off the field, announcing his engagement to actor-model Samreen Kaur.
The couple shared the news on November 11, 2026, posting a series of photographs from a picturesque proposal in New Zealand. One of the standout images shows Arshdeep slipping a ring onto Samreen’s finger, framed by a heartfelt caption about the life they plan to build together. The images travelled quickly across social media, drawing in both cricket loyalists and followers of the film and fashion world.
Who is Samreen Kaur?
For many fans, the engagement also raised a simple question: who is Samreen Kaur?
From pageant stage to screen
Samreen hails from Jammu and Kashmir and has steadily built a profile as an actor, model and social media personality.
Her first major breakthrough came at the Femina Miss India 2018 pageant, where she represented Jammu and Kashmir and reached the finalist stage. That appearance pushed her into the national spotlight and opened doors in both modelling and entertainment.
Roles followed. She featured in the Bollywood film 83, the retelling of India’s iconic 1983 Cricket World Cup triumph, connecting her career in an intriguing way with the sport that now dominates Arshdeep’s life. She also appeared in the ZEE5 series Nail Polish and the Punjabi film Sardaar Ji 2, adding range to a growing filmography.
Alongside film and web projects, Samreen has become a familiar face in music videos, teaming up with some of the industry’s biggest names, including Guru Randhawa, Badshah and Jubin Nautiyal. Those appearances, coupled with regular modelling assignments, have helped her carve out a distinct space in the entertainment landscape.
Building a digital following
Away from sets and studios, Samreen has leaned into the power of social media.
Her feeds are a curated mix of work updates, fashion looks and travel snapshots, giving followers a window into both her professional world and her off-duty life. Over time, that consistency has translated into a loyal audience, particularly among younger fans who track her projects across platforms.
From rumours to “My Person”
The relationship between Arshdeep and Samreen did not arrive in the public eye overnight.
Whispers started during IPL 2026, when cameras repeatedly caught Samreen in the stands supporting Punjab Kings. Her presence at multiple games, coupled with off-field sightings, sparked speculation that the Indian pacer and the actor were more than just friends.
The hints grew louder. Pictures and videos of the pair spending time together surfaced online, feeding the conversation without offering any formal confirmation.
That changed in July 2026.
Arshdeep posted two photographs with Samreen on Instagram and captioned them simply: “My Person.” The message was brief, but it said enough. The post effectively made the relationship public and sent fans into overdrive in the comments.
A celebration with a story
Their bond also found its way into Arshdeep’s on-field celebrations.
During the first ODI against New Zealand, he dedicated a special wicket celebration to Samreen. He later explained that the dance moves came from something the two often did together to lift each other’s spirits. It turned a routine moment of joy into a small, personal tribute that resonated with those who had followed their story.
Now, that story has reached a new chapter.
With their engagement in New Zealand, Arshdeep and Samreen have moved their relationship onto firmer ground, blending the worlds of international cricket and Indian entertainment in a partnership that will be watched as closely off the field as his spells are on it.
