Ameesha Patel stuck in NYC blizzard; Actress shares snowy moments amid trouble over 2017 event dispute

Actress Ameesha Patel found herself stuck in New York after a severe snowstorm disrupted flight operations across the region. Her travel schedule faced an unexpected pause as airlines halted takeoffs due to the blizzard.However, the actress chose to turn the situation into a light-hearted moment. She shared an update on social media and wrote, “NEW YORK – stuck in the blizzard n flights can’t take off — so might as well make the most of the SNOWFALL @kuunalgoomer @shabspatel100." The 'Gadar 2' actress posted a video showing her walking through knee-deep snow on New York streets. She wore layered winter clothing to brace the freezing temperature. The visuals captured her making snowballs and throwing them playfully while laughing with her friends. She was also seen strolling carefully through thick snow.ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.ID@undefined Caption not available.Ameesha’s previous film was Gadar 2 where she reprised her iconic role as Sakeena. The film starred Sunny Deol in the lead. It turned into one of the biggest blockbusters of the year. The film also marked Ameesha's grand comeback.See More: Rashmika Mandanna & Vijay Deverakonda Wedding Live Update: Couple to celebrate heritage with Telugu and Kodava marriage ritualsEven as she enjoyed the snowfall abroad legal trouble resurfaced back home. A court in Moradabad issued a non-bailable warrant against the actress. The case dates back to a 2017 event dispute. Reports said that she had failed to appear in court despite several summons.According to the complaint the actress was booked to perform at a wedding event on November 16, 2017. Event organiser Pawan Verma alleged that he paid an advance of Rs14.50 lakh. He claimed that accommodation arrangements were made for Ameesha at a hotel on Delhi Road in Moradabad. The dispute escalated when the performance reportedly did not take place. The warrant has revived attention to the long-pending case.