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Priyanka Chopra and Parineeti Chopra are finally coming together for a project

Priyanka Chopra has been in the industry for more than a decade and Parineeti Chopra has completed eight years in Bollywood. However, we haven’t seen the Chopra sisters sharing screen space in a film. But, now finally they have teamed up for a project.

However, there’s a twist here. We won’t get to see them together on the big screen, but we will get to hear them together. Well, Priyanka Chopra and Parineeti Chopra have teamed up to dub for the Hindi version of Disney’s Frozen 2.


Priyanka took to Instagram to inform everyone about it. She posted, “Mimi and Tisha are now Elsa and Anna! The #ChopraSisters are finally coming together for Disney’s Frozen 2. Can’t wait for you guys to see us… I mean HEAR us bring these amazing, strong characters to life in Hindi. #Frozen2 in theatres on 22nd November 2019. @parineetichopra @disneyfilmsindia #frozensisters.”

This won’t be for the first time when Priyanka and Parineeti will be dubbing for a Hollywood movie. The former had dubbed for 2013 release Planes and the latter had dubbed for The Big Friendly Giant.

Well, this year, we have seen many Hollywood films that were dubbed in Hindi by the big stars of Bollywood. Shah Rukh Khan and his son Aryan Khan dubbed for The Lion King, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan has dubbed for Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil, and now Priyanka and Parineeti are dubbing for Frozen 2.

Talking about Priyanka’s other movies, the actress was last seen on the big screen in The Sky Is Pink which failed to make a mark at the box office. She has We Can Be Heroes and The White Tiger in her kitty. Meanwhile, Parineeti Chopra is currently busy with the shooting of Saina, a biopic on Saina Nehwal. She also has Bhuj: The Pride of India and The Girl on the Train in her kitty.

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