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Diana Penty's look from Parmanu - The Story of Pokhran releases

| @indiablooms | Sep 20, 2017, at 09:24 pm
Mumbai, Sept 20 (IBNS): Another look of actress Diana Penty from upcoming movie Parmanu - The Story of Pokhran has been released.

Having seen Diana in quirky and fun-loving roles in films like Cocktail and Happy Bhaag Jaayegi, Parmanu is surely going to show us a different side of the actress and we are very excited.

Diana is said to have undertaken special training for this role. She had been taking kickboxing lessons regularly along with her weight training routine.

This is the first time John Abraham and Diana Penty are working on a film together and we can’t wait to watch them create magic on screen.

 

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