Watch: Vintage Parineeti Chopra Performance On Doordarshan Leaves Internet Spellbound
Trending news: Before the early 90s, when the Indian government decided to open up the market to private players, Doordarshan stood as a?solitary television channel, holding immense significance. However, as cable television surged into the scene, Doordarshan's popularity waned over the years with the influx of new channels.
A video circulating on Instagram has caught the attention of many, featuring footage from a Doordarshan Chandigarh show broadcasted in 2004. In this clip, a youthful Parineeti Chopra, then just 15 years old, joins other kids in singing a patriotic anthem, 'Desh Ki Sewa', long before her debut in 'Ladies Vs Ricky Bahl'.
Shared by @star_retrotv on Instagram, the video depicts Parineeti clad in a vibrant orange suit with a bob-cut hairstyle, offering a nostalgic trip back to simpler times. Online communities are abuzz with discussions, reminiscing about their Doordarshan viewing days.
Fans took to social media platforms to express their astonishment, with many noting Parineeti's seemingly unchanged appearance from her teenage years. Comments poured in, marveling at her timeless beauty and playfully speculating about her anti-aging secrets.
One user exclaimed, "Gosh!! She hasn¡¯t changed a bit! Face is exactly the same!" Another echoed, "She¡¯s still the same." A third chimed in, "ZABARDAST FIND."
Currently enjoying the success of her latest film 'Amar Singh Chamkila', where she portrays singer Amarjot Kaur alongside Diljit Dosanjh, Parineeti Chopra has been earning accolades for her performance.
Recently, she shared insights into her transformation for the role, revealing how she gained nearly 16 kilos and the impact it had on her sleep and mood.
This peek into Parineeti's past serves as a charming testament to her versatile talents and the journey that propelled her to stardom in the film industry. The enduring fascination with her youthful charm reflects her enduring appeal to audiences across generations.
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