Raghav Chadha Commends Parineeti Chopra's Commitment to Shaque
Indian actor Parineeti Chopra is preparing to make her debut in the web series arena with the psychological thriller, Shaque: Trust No One. Her husband, politician Raghav Chadha, shared a heartfelt tribute to her dedication as the series approaches its release. In his Instagram post, Raghav reflected on his visit to the show's set in Shimla, expressing pride in Parineeti's ability to tackle a complex and unique role. He wrote, "So proud of you, Parineeti. I know how much you have given to Shaque, especially through a time that was already very special for us. I have seen the hard work, preparation and dedication that you have put into this role, and it makes me incredibly proud to see you take on something so challenging and different." Raghav praised the talented crew behind Shaque and noted the enjoyable atmosphere on set, hinting at the suspenseful nature of the series that is set to captivate viewers. The show premieres on Netflix on September 24. Priyanka Chopra, Parineeti's cousin, also shared Raghav's post, congratulating her on this significant milestone. Parineeti remarked in response, "This is the sweetest! Thanks, Ragaii. People need to know what a big, supportive, and protective husband you were during this time." In Shaque: Trust No One, Parineeti plays a mother searching for her missing baby, delving into themes of trust and interpersonal relationships. The series, created by Rensil D’Silva and Siddharth P. Malhotra, features an ensemble cast that includes Jennifer Winget, Tahir Raj Bhasin, Soni Razdan, Anup Soni, Sumeet Vyas, and Harleen Sethi. At the launch event for the trailer, Parineeti shared that she was pregnant while shooting for the series, humorously adding that it also marks a debut for her son, Neer. The anticipation surrounding the series continues to build as its release date approaches.
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