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Lauren Gottlieb To Play A Photographer In A Punjabi Film Ambarsariya

Darpan News Desk IANS, 13 Jun, 2015 03:01 PM

Actress Lauren Gottlieb, who was last seen in Ashish R. Mohan's directorial venture "Welcome To Karachi", will now be seen playing a photographer in a Punjabi film titled "Ambarsariya".

Confirming the news, Lauren said: "Yes, I have a film called 'Ambarsariya' with Tips in which I play a photographer. It will also allow me to be what I am in real life."

Produced by Ramesh Taurani, the film will go on floors from March and will be shot in Punjab.

The actress, a former contestant on the US reality series "So You Think You Can Dance professional dancer", says dance is love and responsibility for her.

"For me, dance is love and responsibility. I have reached the peak because of my dancing capabilities. Dance has given me a lot, whether it is in the US or India. I also bagged a Bollywood film due to my dancing skills and received praise from people," said the actress who made her Bollywood debut with 2013 film "ABCD: Any Body Can Dance".

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