I just feel healthier to do better work: Parineeti Chopra at the trailer launch of Meri Pyaari Bindu

In the past two years big screen witnessed a 'parineeti-void'. The 'Hasee toh Phasee' actress took a long break to work on herself both personally and professionally and this time gap have surely acted as magic potion for her.

Parineeti Chopra is back with a bang and can been seen in a healthier and fresher version of her past self and that is evident in the teasers of her next film, Meri Pyaari Bindu.

“The break came at a very important time in my life. I was going through some transformations in both personal and professional life. Before that I worked straight for three years. I felt bogged down. It was important for me to introspect about my life, do better work, look better and feel better. I got a house… So, a lot of things were happening that I didn’t end up shooting for eight-nine months. Now, I feel I am doing my best work. I am putting everything that I have. I am sleeping better and have a lot of stamina now. I just feel healthier to do better work”, the actor told reporters here at the trailer launch of Meri Pyaari Bindu.

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Ayushmann Khurrana will be sharing the screen space with Parineeti in this YRF romantic-comedy, produced under Maneesh Sharma. The movie marks Parineeti’s singing debut. The actor, besides original songs, composed by Sachin-Jigar, has also recorded renditions of old numbers like ‘Abhi Na Jao Chhod ke’ and ‘Aaiye Meherbaan’.

When asked what took her years to make her foray into music, Parineeti, who is a classically-trained singer, said, “It is a business thing almost. You have to go, physically record it, release it, make a video… it is a thing. I had back-to-back releases so, it never happened. Somehow, Maneesh and Akshay (Roy, film’s director) and I can only thank them that they gave me such a beautiful song that suited my voice, a song that I really feel and sang with all my heart. So, it’s okay if it came late. As long as it happened well, I don’t care how late it has been.”