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Showing posts with label Priyanka Chopra going to seen in a Marathi production. Show all posts
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Tuesday, 12 July 2016

Priyanka Chopra going to seen in a Marathi production

Priyanka Chopra going to seen in a Marathi production :-

The actress wrapped up a special appearance for her upcoming regional production on July 2 before flying off toNew York.

After wrapping up a three-day schedule for her Marathi production, the Rajesh Mapuskar-directed 'Ventilator' in Mumbai recently, Priyanka Chopra flew off to New York on July 4 with mum, Madhu Chopra, to start filming the second season of her American TV show, 'Quantico.' The schedule will go on through 14-hour shifts till March 2017. PeeCee gets two-three India trips in between.

She may be away from her desi films, but the actress admits that she has a 'Teesri aankh' and is too much of a micro-manager to let others take decisions for her. 'Ventilator' directed by Rajesh Mapuskar has my name attached to it so I have to be comfortable with everything that's happening. The crew back home teases me saying that US main baithe baithe I know everything that's happening in Mumbai," she chuckled between shots for the film at a Versova studio. She is dressed in ripped denims, a white ganjee and a trench coat for a shot, which she picked out from her personal wardrobe. While the aforementioned appearance was set in a theatre with assistant directors posing as students, the actress also filmed a special Marathi song. "Life is transient and I am a creative person who constantly looks for new outlets. I have been writing a lot and I am producing films, I like to evolve in different directions," she asserted.

This is PeeCee's third regional production, the first being the Bhojpuri June release, 'Bam Bam Bol Raha Hai Kashi', and the second a Punjabi drama titled 'Ek Onkar.' "Soon, I am going to do another three films in different languages. My focus is on small-budget movies. It's a great time for filmmaking and there's interesting stuff coming my way," she says confidently.