Parineeti Chopra drops first power-packed song 'Parindra' from Saina. Watch
Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra on Saturday dropped the first song from the upcoming sports biopic Saina, Parinda. The power-packed song captures the dedication and passion badminton ace Saina Nehwal displayed in her journey to becoming the world's best player. The film talks about Saina's journey, her achievements and the hardships she faced. Now, talking to Twitter, Parineeti released the new 'workout anthem' for her fans.
She wrote, "My new workout song." The two-minute-and-thirty-second clip, shows Parineeti who trains vigorously on the tennis court and goes through intense work out sessions with Manav Kaul who essays the role of Saina's trainer in the film. Focused on her goals, the video of the song shows a dedicated Saina who leaves no stone unturned to make the best badminton player.
Crooned by Amaal Malik and penned by Manoj Muntashir, the song is sure to provide motivation during those intense workout sessions.
Take a look:
Parineeti had dropped the trailer of her sports-drama on International Women's Day. The nearly two-minute-long trailer of 'Saina' shows how a girl from a small village in Haryana dreams about becoming the world's no 1 badminton player, and how her parents help her out in fulfilling her dream.
The trailer then shifts its focus on highlighting the hardships and obstacles that the ace badminton player faces, before getting back into the game with full force and proving herself to be an outstanding player.
It took several stepping stones for Parineeti to get into playing the titular role in Saina Nehwal's biopic. But, looking at the film's trailer, audiences would be glad that she came on board. The actor seems to have nailed Saina's look in the trailer, from the player's stance and body language on the badminton court to her bond with her parents.
Written and directed by Amole Gupte, 'Saina' is being produced by Bhushan Kumar, Krishan Kumar, Sujay Jayraj, and Rajesh Shah. The movie will hit the theatres on March 26.
(With ANI Inputs)
