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Emotional Visuals! PBKS Owner Preity Zinta Breaks Down After PBKS' Defeat In IPL 2025 Final

Sakshi Sharma

Preity Zinta visibly upset and sad (Source:@BeingTeJan,x.com)Preity Zinta visibly upset and sad (Source:@BeingTeJan,x.com)

It was a night of high drama, emotional extremes, and long-awaited glory at the Narendra Modi Stadium as Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) finally ended their 18-year-long title drought, lifting their first-ever Indian Premier League (IPL) trophy in 2025. But while Bengaluru celebrated, the heartbreak was palpable in the Punjab Kings (PBKS) camp leaving co-owner Preity Zinta upset. 

Preity Zinta Heartbroken As PBKS Fall Short Once Again

In several images and videos that quickly went viral on social media, the beautiful actress was seen walking off the field visibly emotional after PBKS fell just six runs short. Wearing a white kurta paired with a red dupatta and salwar, the Bollywood star looked crestfallen. Her expressions reflected the pain and sadness. Her eyes appeared misty, and her sadness was seen on her face.

It is important to mention that despite the loss, Preity Zinta remained graceful. She was seen approaching several players, including captain Shreyas Iyer, offering words of comfort and encouragement. 

“She deserves that trophy more than anyone,” one fan wrote on X (formerly Twitter).

“So invested, so passionate every season. It’s heartbreaking to see her like this,” another commented.

We can feel your pain Preity Zinta 💔😭 another commented.

Preity Zinta visibly upset and sad (Source:@BeingTeJan,x.com)Preity Zinta visibly upset and sad (Source:@BeingTeJan,x.com)

RCB’s Moment Of Glory, PBKS’ Missed Chance

RCB's win came on the back of a gritty bowling effort from Krunal Pandya, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, and Yash Dayal, who defended 190/9 with precision, restricting PBKS to 184/7 in a thrilling finale. The victory sealed RCB’s name in IPL history books, finally shedding their tag of underachievers.

For PBKS, however, it was yet another missed opportunity. This was only their second IPL final, the first since 2014, and the heartbreak of coming so close yet again was too much to bear for fans and franchise.