The Girl On The Train gets maximum votes on IMDB

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Updated At : 12:58 PM Jan 26, 2021 IST

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Parineeti Chopra is over the moon that her forthcoming release, The Girl On The Train (TGOTT), has become the most-awaited film of the season on IMDB. The online platform’s rating is based on the votes of the audience.

Says Parineeti, “I’m excited as well as nervous. I just hope that after watching the film people give it as much love as they gave the teaser.” Based on the internationally acclaimed bestseller by the same name, TGOTT was made into a Hollywood film starring Emily Blunt in the lead role in 2016. In the Bollywood version, Parineeti Chopra plays the eponymous girl taking the train, an alcoholic divorcee, who becomes involved in a missing person investigation and uncovers deep secrets.

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