Parineeti Chopra's Remarkable Journey: From PR Consultant to Bollywood Sensation

Parineeti Chopra always dreamt of becoming an investment banker.

She entered the film industry as a PR consultant, and from there, Parineeti Chopra embarked on a beautiful journey from behind the scenes to the forefront of the silver screen.

These days, there's a lot of buzz about Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha's wedding. While Raghav is a big name in politics, Parineeti is the queen of Bollywood. But did you know that Priyanka Chopra's beloved sister, Parineeti Chopra, started her career as a PR consultant? Parineeti herself has worked as a PR consultant for her sister Priyanka Chopra's film 'Pyaar Impossible.' It was Priyanka Chopra who introduced her to the industry through this work, otherwise, Parineeti Chopra's dream had always been to become an investment banker. As a PR consultant, she made her entry into the film industry, and from there, Parineeti Chopra's journey from behind the scenes to the limelight was nothing short of beautiful.

Parineeti Chopra began her career with Yash Raj Films. While working under this banner, she not only got the chance to act in films right from the beginning but also initially played a role in handling the PR and success of Yash Raj Films. During an Ask Me Anything session, she was asked about this, to which Parineeti Chopra replied that she had handled PR for Anushka Sharma's film 'Band Baaja Baaraat' while working with Yash Raj Films. Just three months later, she got the opportunity to co-star with Anushka Sharma in 'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl.'

While working as a PR consultant, Parineeti Chopra never imagined that she would excel on the silver screen. After meeting her at Yash Raj Films, director Maneesh Sharma saw acting potential in her. Following that, director Maneesh Sharma signed a deal with her for three films under the Yash Raj Films banner, and she got the chance to work in movies like 'Ladies vs Ricky Bahl.' After that, Parineeti Chopra's vivacious personality and fearless style on the film screen became so popular that she continued to receive film offers one after another."