Parineeti - Arjun are all set to explore the world in Namastey England

Parineeti Chopra and Arjun Kapoor made their Bollywood debut in "Ishaqzaade". After six Years the duo will next be seen in another film called "Sandeep And Pinky Faraar" and they are back with the third film called "Namastey England". The duo will be making a hat-trick with three films in a row.  

Arjun Kapoor and Parineeti Chopra recently wrapped the shoot of their film "Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar". They will soon start shooting for their third outing Namastey England. The movie was earlier titled Namastey Canada.

The film is set to go on floors this month and will be extensively shot in major cities around the world. The initial shoot will happen in Mumbai, Punjab and the United Kingdom. But will go on from Amritsar and Ludhiana in Punjab, Dhaka in Bangladesh, Brussels in Belgium and more.

When the director of the film, Vipul Amrutlal Shah was asked about the same, he stated to a leading daily, "I will start shooting very soon and I plan to kick it off with some scenes and then step into the songs. This film is very special for everyone."

He further said, "Yes, it involves a lot of travelling because the script has turned out to be that way. There will be times when my family will join me at work and times when I will be far off, but I want to shoot this film exactly the way the script has shaped up. I want to stick to it and if travelling half the globe is the way to do it, so be it."

Before starting the shoot of Namastey England, Parineeti has headed for a holiday. Talking about it, a source had said, "Life has been phenomenal for Pari but she hasn't had time to take some time off and rejuvenate. From Golmaal shooting and then promotions to wrapping the intense shoot of Sandeep Aur Pinky Faraar, Parineeti hasn't had the time to unwind at all. She will be heading to the Maldives with her close friends. Pari is extremely passionate about scuba diving and is a certified diver. Her holiday in the Maldives will see her spend a lot of time brushing her diving skills."

CREDITS: TIMES OF INDIA