For Saina Star Parineeti Chopra, Amul's "Stamp Of Approval Means Everything"
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"Heart is so full," wrote Parineeti Chopra
Parineeti Chopra couldn't be more excited. The actress shared Amul's latest topical, which is based on her recently released film Saina, in which she showcases the life of stellar Badminton player Saina Nehwal. The post by Amul features a cartoon version of Parineeti Chopra, dressed as Saina Nehwal. The text on the post read: "Khaya na Nehwal?" and the subtext read, "Bread pe maar dungi." Sharing the post, the dairy band wrote in its caption: "Biopic on India's badminton superstar." An excited Parineeti shared the post on her Instagram profile and she wrote: "Heart is so full! Thank you Amul India. Your stamp of approval means everything." Take a look at Parineeti Chopra's post here:
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