9 months ago
Priyanka Chopra on Hollywood Journey: Learning and Reinvention
Priyanka Chopra Jonas has been in Hollywood for about ten years.
She says it hasn't been easy because there weren't many Indian actors before her to follow.
She had to learn everything by trying and making mistakes.
Priyanka also talks about how she stays true to herself and keeps her family and close friends around her to stay grounded.
She is also working on a documentary called 'Born Hungry' through her production company, Purple Pebble Pictures.
The documentary is about a boy named Sash Simpson who was adopted and became a famous chef.
It will be available on JioHotstar.
Priyanka Chopra Jonas has been in Hollywood for nearly a decade, facing unique challenges as an Indian actor.
She admits there was no guidebook or formula for her success, leading to a journey of trial and error.
Priyanka emphasizes the importance of learning from mistakes and reinventing herself constantly.
She credits her small, supportive circle of loved ones for keeping her grounded amidst global fame.
Through her production house, Purple Pebble Pictures, she has backed the documentary 'Born Hungry', which will stream on JioHotstar.
- Who
- Priyanka Chopra Jonas
- What
- Discusses her Hollywood journey and challenges
- Where
- Between Mumbai and Los Angeles
- When
- Recent interview with IANS
- Why
- To share her experiences and insights on reinvention and growth in Hollywood
Key facts
- Actor
- Priyanka Chopra Jonas
- Industry
- Hollywood
- Years in Hollywood
- 10
- Production House
- Purple Pebble Pictures
- Recent Project
- Born Hungry documentary
- Streaming Platform
- JioHotstar
- Documentary Subject
- Sash Simpson
Quotes
Priyanka Chopra Jonas
Bollywood and Hollywood actor, producer, and global star
“There were very few examples of Indian actors working internationally. So everything was just trial and error. I made mistakes. Some good, some not so good, and that’s part of starting over.”
thestatesman.com
“What keeps me grounded is surrounding myself with loved ones. Not many, just the ones who truly care, who are your champions. They give you confidence to grow and try new things.”
thestatesman.com
