Parineeti Chopra Reveals Why She Likes The UK And It Has A Connection With Nature

Parineeti Chopra has been soaking in the serene beauty of the UK. The actress, currently enjoying her time amidst nature, posted a series of pictures and videos on Instagram, revealing her love for scenic landscapes. On Tuesday, Parineeti shared snapshots from England, capturing moments of tranquillity and natural beauty. In one photo, she holds a cup of coffee against a stunning backdrop, while a video shows her taking a leisurely walk. She also included a selfie surrounded by lush greenery and another photo featuring grazing animals in the countryside.

One of her posts highlights a unique spot labeled “The Most Scenic Bus Stop in Great Britain.” Parineeti also reshared the video on her Instagram Stories, captioning it, “Life Lately,” giving her followers a glimpse into her peaceful escape.

The post came weeks after the actress shared a deep thought about taking time to pause and reflect on life. “This month, I took some time to pause and reflect on life and it has reiterated my belief : MINDSET is everything…Don’t give importance to unimportant things (or people) Don’t waste a single second. Life is a ticking clock. Every moment should be YOUR choice .. Stop living to impress others! When you fear the opinion of others, you stop living your own life. And on your last day, there will be NO bigger regret,” she wrote.

In a recent interview, the Amar Singh Chamkila star even shared his wish to find work opportunities in the UK. Speaking to Eastern Eye, she said, “Actually, I really want to work in the UK and look for opportunities. This is something I would be very interested in, maybe not so west as in Hollywood. Something creative in the UK itself.”

Last seen in Imtiaz Ali’s Amar Singh Chamkila opposite Diljit Dosanjh, Parineeti is yet to announce her next project. The film received heartwarming reactions from fans and critics alike. She portrayed the role of Amarjot Kaur, the wife of the late Punjabi singer, who was killed by unidentified assailants.