Parineeti Chopra: Times when she talked about social issues

Parineeti has a great sense of style and has created a niche for herself in Hindi film industry. She will be next seen in  Girl On Train, which is a remake of a Hollywood film under same title. Parineeti has time and again tried her best to create awareness on social issues through medium of social media. She has been associated with several social causes like 'Beti Padhao and Beti Bachao'  amidst ors. She keeps posting on her social media accounts about her concerns over various social issues. Check out a few of m.

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List of social issues Parineeti Chopra has talked about

Beti Padho Beti Bachao: scheme launched in Haryana in July 2015 by Chief Minister M.L Khattar. Parineeti Chopra was roped in as face of movement, she was appointed as brand ambassador for social cause. Later on, Sakshi Malik replaced Parineeti Chopra as brand ambassador.

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Section 377: Amidst or celebrities who supported Section 377 of Indian Penal Code, Parineeti also shared her views. On various occasions, she expressed her joy about how happy she was after verdict of Section 377 case. actor took her social media account to post something in relevance to social issue. Take a look at this post, which she captioned as "Because...love is love#Pride". 

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Ocean health: Ocean health is a major cause of concern all over world. If significant attention is t given, it can lead to disturbing ecological balance, which will furr prove to be supremely problematic for future generations. Parineeti Chopra shared a photo on her Instagram account, where she talked about important issue of ocean health through her post and also anunced that she has been appointed as India's ADEX ambassador. 

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