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Priyanka may go bald?

Darpan News Desk IANS, 30 Aug, 2014 06:50 AM
  • Priyanka may go bald?
Priyanka Chopra, who has managed to pull off different looks in her over decade-long movie career, has sported a bald look for her forthcoming film "Mary Kom". The actress, who didn't actually shave off her head, says she may considering going bald if an entire film requires her to do so.
 
For "Mary Kom", which releases Sep 5, the requirement was only for a scene.
 
"It was just about one scene in 'Mary Kom', so it was not required for me to go bald. Then who would have shot the rest of the film? But if a film requires for me to go bald entirely, maybe I will do it. But just for one or two scenes, I can't go bald," Priyanka said here.
 
"Mary Kom" is a biopic on boxing champion M.C. Mary Kom, who fought all odds to pursue her passion. 
 
Talking about the film, which marks the directorial debut of Omung Kumar, Priyanka said: "When Omung came me to me with this film, I was quite sure I want to do it. I knew Omung for many years and besides this film was being made (co-produced) by Sanjay Leela Bhansali.
 
"There was a comfort zone and Omung and Sanjay gave me confidence. It's an incredible story," she said.

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