Parineeti Chopra is currently awaiting release Girl in train And later YRF’s Sandeep and Pinky absconding in the pipeline. Priyanka Chopra’s Dulari sister, who has not released Bollywood in a long time, is finally getting ready to get into action. Chopra is busy promoting his new Netflix release these days and we recently stumbled upon his genre file for the same. It is not that we were really in awe of her style in the past, but Parineeti’s recent effort has certainly succeeded in raising our eyebrows … and we mean well. Girl Trailer on Train: Parineeti Chopra is a Murderer or not? Watch the actress in On Ek Ride Ka Ek Hell ‘.
New pictures of Parineeti show her dressed in a white sweater with a metallic skirt embellished in white. She has styled her attire really well with smokey eyes, a messy hairdo and a pair of black shoes. While the idea of tying a sweater with a skirt may sound unpleasant, we’re really loving its end result. The actress is definitely turning heads with her effort and we are currently her biggest cheerleaders. Parineeti Chopra’s Maldives Holiday Pictures is about sun, sand and sea!
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Parineeti Chopra (Photo Credit: Instagram)
Parineeti Girl in train Is a remake of the 2016 Hollywood release by the same name. Emily Blunt played the lead role in the film. The films are actually adapted from the book by the same name. While Emily received considerable acclaim for her superb acting skills in the film, we witness if Parineeti is able to draw in similar reactions. Until then, keep staring at her style file for the same.
(The above story was first shown on Reporter Door on February 20, 2021 10:00 AM IST. For more news and updates about politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website reporterdoor.com ).
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