Parineeti Chopra to go underwater diving trip post 'Kill Dil'

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Press Trust of India Mumbai
Last Updated : Nov 11 2014 | 2:35 PM IST
Parineeti Chopra, who is busy in shooting back-to-back films, says she will go on a break after the release of upcoming action movie 'Kill Dil'.
The 26-year-old actress said she just wants to run away from Mumbai for sometime.
"I will be going for a vacation. I will go for a diving trip.... I just love under water stuff and find it very exciting and interesting. It's normally with a group of people. And then I will go and meet with my friends. I will just run away from Mumbai for two weeks. I will genuinely plan my career post the response of 'Kill Dil'," Parineeti told reporters here.
The 'Daawat-e-Ishq' actress, who has been often criticised for her body statics, would be seen in a glamorous avatar in the Shaad Ali directed film.
"People always complained about my look and I always told them that 'Kill Dil' will change the persona about me which people have made.
"Personally I never thought of changing my persona on screen. I hardly wear Indian clothes. But I guess audience need a visual evidence and they want to see the change in me," she said.
Also starring Ali Zafar, Govinda and her 'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl' co-star Ranveer Singh, the actress said they all had a fun time on set.
"We all had great fun. Me and Ali were always singing, Govindaji sings very well. And Ranveer wanted to sing always and we used to suppress his voice as we are better singers than him," she added.
'Kill Dil' will hit theatres this Friday.
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First Published: Nov 11 2014 | 2:35 PM IST

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