Parul Yadav birthday celebration pics

Parul Yadav Birthday Celebration photos at Queen movie sets with Kajal Aggarwal and Tamannaah Bhatia. Kajal Aggarwal, Tamannaah Bhatia" src="https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-1u07GbBFRYw/WxficgOl4pI/AAAAAAAAOEw/NestC51lQlcTYLfJNfwDlw4ZGGTpBIveQCLcBGAs/s860/parul-yadav-birthday-celebrations-38.jpg" />

South Indian actress Parul Yadav celebrated her birthday with Actress Kajal Aggarwal, Tamannaah Bhatia and Ramesh Aravind on Queen sets in Mysore. The 2014 Hindi movie is being remade as "Butterfly" (Kannada), "Queen Once Again" (Telugu), "Paris Paris" (Tamil) and "Zam Zam" (Malayalam). It is about a girl who sets out on a honeymoon alone, and from thereon begins a process of self-discovery for her. Produced by Mediente, the makers of the film have chosen four different actresses for the lead role. Composer Amit Trivedi is working on the music of all the four films. From a demure actor in Govindaya Namaha to the quintessential diva in Sandalwood, Parul Yadav is shattering stereotypes impenitently. Sweeping the major awards in the south, such as Filmfare, SIIMA and IIFA Utsavam, Parul has evolved into an all-round performer on the big screen despite the language barrier. A dream chaser with no regrets over anything in life, Parul has now evolved to the next level – produce movies – a rarity among female actors in the south. Her next Butterfly - remake of the blockbuster Queen, where she plays the title role Rani, is sure to be a milestone in her flourishing career graph. "As an actor and co-producer, this movie took 2 years of my career and I am happy about having dedicated my time to this. I have never taken a break off my schedule for these 2 years. I was either involved in the production phase of the movie or I was shooting. There were offers that came my way, but my mind and heart were completely occupied with Butterfly, hence I had to turn down other offers. They might have proved to be good milestones for my career, but I am here fulfilling my passion, and this is something I am proud of." - Parul says.