Parineeti Chopra Recalls 'Bad Years' Before Amar Singh Chamkila, Reveals How Imtiaz Ali Film Brought 'Hope' - EXCL

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Chopra made her big Bollywood debut with Ishaqzaade opposite Arjun Kapoor. The actress' very first film worked wonders and earned her appreciation for her performance. Since then, she has worked in various films like Hasee Toh Phasee, Kesari, Namaste England, Golmaal Again, Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar, and more. However, Parineeti feels there's one film that turned the tide in her acting career. And it is Amar Singh Chamkila. In an exclusive interview with Zoom, the Bollywood actress revealed how the Imtiaz Ali directorial brought hope back in her life. Here's everything which she shared.

Parineeti Chopra on career before and after Amar Singh Chamkila

Speaking exclusively to us, Parineeti revealed why Amar Singh Chamkila with Diljit Dosanjh turned the tide on her professional front. "Because I had many films that didn't work before Amar Singh Chamkila. I was at a low in my career. I had like three, four, or maybe five bad years where nothing was working. In my first few years, I did very well. I had many films that were working. Then came this low," she shared.

The actress further mentioned, "Then came Amar Singh Chamkila. It gave me love, admiration, accolades, nominations, and awards - some of which all came back into my life. When you say turn the tide, I'm only answering for turning the tide. The tide was very low, and Amar Singh Chamkila brought that hope back into my life."

Parineeti Chopra on Talaash: A Mother's Search

While her last on-screen appearance was in the Netflix film, the actress will next be seen in a new web show, Talaash: A Mother's Search. Directed by Rensil D'Silva, the series will premiere this year on the same OTT platform. Speaking of which, Parineeti told Zoom that her new project comes with a lot suspense.

"It is the craziest whodunnit that you have watched. I usually take a lot of time reading scripts, but (when) this script came to me, I finished it in two hours. I finished all the episodes because I couldn't stop reading them. I was like 'Who is it? What's happening?' It was like a suspense novel. It wasn't like a script," she mentioned. And after reading the script, the actress knew she had to do Talaash. Calling it a 'crazy' show, Parineeti mentioned that one would want to binge-watch it once they begin watching the series. "Because you'll want to know the answer. If there's any binge-worthy show, it's this. Till the end, you will not know who, what, why and you will want to solve it. I'm so excited for everybody to watch it," she said, and signed off.