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Priyanka Wraps Up 'Quantico' Pilot, Heads Back To Mumbai

Darpan News Desk IANS, 30 Mar, 2015 12:42 PM
  • Priyanka Wraps Up 'Quantico' Pilot, Heads Back To Mumbai
Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra, who was busy shooting in the US for a pilot of American show "Quantico", has wrapped up work on it and she's on her way to Mumbai.
 
"And it's a wrap! #Quantico pilot shoot is over! Hope we get picked up! Loved played Alex Parrish! Thx team! (sic)," the National Award winning actress tweeted on Monday.
 
"Bye bye NYC... Mumbai calling... Yay! Can't wait to be home," she added.
 
Her work trip turned out to be a whole lot of fun and learning. Priyanka, it seemed through her Twitter updates, was making the most of her time in New York.
 
One day, she posted: "Can't ever stop taking pictures of this exquisite city! #NYC forever.. #Quantico."
 
Before New York, she was shooting in Atlanta.

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