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Priyanka Chopra's maiden Punjabi production to release in December
Mumbai, Nov 11: Indian actress Priyanka Chopra's maiden Punjabi film as a producer, titled "Sarvann", will release in December.
The actress, who produces movies under the Purple Pebble Pictures banner, tweeted: "*Drum roll* So proud to announce Purple Pebble Pictures' debut Punjabi film 'Sarvann' Coming this December! Watch this space for more! Sarvann."
The Punjabi film is the second project in the regional zone for the "Bajirao Mastani" star. Earlier, she produced a Marathi film titled "Ventilator".
The film features Amrinder Gill and will be produced by Priyanka's mother Madhu Chopra under their home banner.
It is written and directed by Karan Guliani, who has also penned the story with Ambadeep Singh serving as screenplay and dialogue writer.
Meanwhile, Priyanka is busy in the west with the second season of American TV series "Quantico" and her debut international film "Baywatch", which stars Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron.
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