The Girl On The Train’s Hindi adaptation under the same name is making all the right noise due to Parineeti Chopra’s gritty acting performance. In the trailer that was released, Parineeti is promising to deliver a knock-out performance to audience and she has garnered heaps of praise from media and the industry. Pari opens up about how she had to confront her painful life experiences to deliver this role and that, it took everything out of her.

I’m humbled with the response that I have been getting for my work in The Girl On The Train. I have given my blood, sweat and tears and tapped into the innermost traumatic memories of my life to bring this character to life. I don’t remember how many times I broke down on the sets because I was harnessing memories that I have purposely buried deep inside my mind and heart, reveals Pari.

She admits she never otherwise intended to confront these painful chapters of her life.

I never wanted to see those incidents and issues again but I had to, for this film. After reading the insanely brilliant script, I realised that to be able to pull off this character, I would have to reach deep within the crevices of my buried past and confront a lot of pain of my personal life, to show this girl's character and journey effectively and authentically on screen, said Pari.

In the Hindi remake, Parineeti plays a girl named Mira, an alcoholic divorcee, who becomes involved in a missing person investigation and uncovers deeper secrets.

This film has taken me to hell and back because it was not easy to constantly think about my past and constantly keep me on edge all the time before doing a shot that was so intensely charged, both physically and emotionally. It broke me several times. Pari said.

The actress is happy with the outcome:

All the tears I wept, all the long hours of introspection I did, seems to have paid off because people have loved whatever they have seen of my performance. I can't wait to show them the film and see their.

The film directed by Ribhu Dasgupta premieres on February 26 on Netflix. Watch The Girl On The Train on Netflix.

Priyanka Chopra is on the verge of completing the recording for her audiobook, Unfinished. Priyanka Chopra took to her Instagram to convey her excitement. She wrote, "This is SO hard to do, but I am SO excited for you to hear this book. The finish line is a day away!!! #unfinished."

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Apart from working on her audiobook recording, Priyanka Chopra, who is in London, has been occupied with promoting her forthcoming Netflix release, The White Tiger. She has been constantly sharing videos from her media sessions. Sharing a photo with her fans, the actor wrote, "Day 4 of press. Today it's a mix of The White Tiger and Unfinished (in no particular order), and flipping back and forth between the two has my mind."

Here's a guide to the best Bollywood movies you can find on Netflix. The collection of Indian movies on Netflix is second to none, with the streaming service offering some of the best movies that Bollywood has ever produced. So, if you are a Bollywood movie addict or want to watch a movie for your family, you will find some really good options on Netflix.

1. Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl

The life of Air Force pilot, Gunjan Saxena, the first Indian female pilot in combat. Watch on Netflix.

2. Raat Akeli Hai

When a newly married landlord is murdered, a misfit cop's investigation is complicated by the victim's secretive family. Watch on Netflix.

3. Class of '83

A demoted cop trains five students as assassins to punish the corrupt bureaucracy and its criminal allies. Watch on Netflix.

4. Malang

Advait and Sara meet at a rave party in Goa and their brief fling blossoms into love. However, their story takes a turn for the worse when their lives get entangled with two police officers. Watch on Netflix.

5. Guilty

A young woman from a small town accuses the college heartthrob of sexual assault. Watch on Netflix.

6. Choked

A bank employee who is struggling to pay the bills finds a secret source of seemingly unlimited cash in her home. Watch on Netflix.

7. Ghost Stories

The winning team of LUST STORIES unite to tell some spine - chilling tales. Ghost Stories is an upcoming 2020 Indian anthology horror film, consisting of four short film segments. Watch on Netflix.

8. Bulbbul

A child bride grows into an enigmatic woman ruling over her household, hiding her painful past, as supernatural murders of men plague her village. Watch on Netflix.

9. Doordarshan

When the matriarch of a dysfunctional family wakes up after a 30-year-long coma, the members of the household set aside their differences to help her adapt to the changes in her life. Watch on Netflix.

10. Maska

Determined to make it in showbiz, an aspiring actor considers turning his back on his family's café business. Watch on Netflix.

11. Jai Mummy Di

The trials and tribulations a couple has to undergo due to the dynamics between their respective mothers. Watch on Netflix.

12. Mrs. Serial Killer

When a doctor gets jailed for a string of shocking murders, his loyal wife sets out to commit a copycat crime to prove his innocence. Watch on Netflix.

13. Shimla Mirchi

While on a family trip to Shimla, Avinash falls in love with Naina who stays with her mother. However, things get complicated when Naina gives Avinash's love letter to her mother. Watch on Netflix.

14. Love Aaj Kal

Two couples, separated by time, deal with society, familial pressure, internal dilemmas of prioritising career or love and the ever-changing dynamics of relationships. Watch on Netflix.

15. Chaman Bahaar

An East Indian man's new paan shop struggles to make money until a beautiful girl moves in across the road. Watch on Netflix.

16. Bhangra Paa Le

Unflappable discipline. Unwavering dedication. He isn't just dancing -- he's defending a legacy. Watch on Netflix.