"Actors, Listen Up": Parineeti Chopra Has A Shoot Hack
NDTV
"My saviour on the Uunchai shoot," wrote Parineeti Chopra
Parineeti Chopra always keeps it fun and real on social media. On Thursday, the actress allowed fans to look at an “actor's secret”. Parineeti shared how she kept herself warm on the sets of Uunchai, her latest release. The film, which involves three friends attempting to trek to the Everest Base Camp, was shot in several mountainous districts of India and Nepal. Given the low temperature in the region, it is only natural for the cast and crew of the film to cover themselves in layers of clothing. To further keep herself warm, Parineeti came up with a "jugaad". The actress used a hairdryer to blow hot air into her boots to keep her feet warm.
In the video, Parineeti Chopra said, “My saviour. I need this,” while keeping her feet warm. In the caption, she wrote, “My saviour on the #Uunchai shoot. Proud to announce that everyone on set stole my trick. #ActorSecrets #Hairdryer #Jugaad.”
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