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5 facts about Parineeti Chopra on her 30th birthday

Parineeti attended Manchester Business School, where she received triple honours degree in Business, Finance and Economic.

The PR Consultant from Yash Raj Films turned actress made her debut in Bollywood as a supporting actress in Ladies vs Ricky Bahl (2011). She received Filmfare Award for Best Female Debut for her role as Dimple Chaddha.


Parineeti’s second movie with Yash Raj films out of three was Ishaqzaade. She won the Special Mention Award by National Film Awards and Superstar of Tomorrow – Female by Stardust Award.

Her second movie with Arjun Kapoor after Ishaqzaade is Namaste England, which released 18 October this year. Audiences loved her with Arjun as a couple and they still get called by their character names from Ishaqzaade.

Parineeti is also a trained classical singer. She sung Maane Ke Hum Yaar Nahin for her movie Meri Pyaari Bindu opposite Ayushmaan Khurrana.

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