Priyanka
Chopra
Jonas
had
a
talk
with
author
Shobhaa
De
at
the
virtual
version
of
the
ongoing
Jaipur
Literature
Festival
2021
today,
wherein
their
interactive
session
was
named
'Unfinished'
after
the
actress'
book.
Priyanka
Chopra
got
candid
about
several
aspects
of
her
professional
and
personal
life.
From
talking
about
her
initial
days
into
the
showbiz
to
her
fond
memories
of
her
father
and
her
equation
with
husband
Nick
Jonas,
Priyanka
bared
it
all.
Talking
about
her
foray
into
the
world
of
glamour,
Priyanka
Chopra
spoke
about
how
she
was
a
school
girl
when
she
was
thrown
into
the
world
of
fashion
when
she
contested
in
and
won
the
Miss
India
and
Miss
World
in
2000.
She
also
talked
about
actresses
being
replaceable
in
the
year
2000
when
she
joined
the
film
industry.
The
actor
said,
"I
was
taken
from
a
high
school
uniform
and
thrown
into
the
world
of
fashion.
At
18,
I
went
from
school
to
Miss
World.
When
I
joined
Hindi
movies
in
2000,
it
was
normal
for
girls
to
be
replaced
by
male
leads
with
who
they
fancied
or
the
flavour
of
the
season.
But
girls
of
my
generation
have
changed
this."
Furthermore,
Priyanka
Chopra
also
spoke
about
the
astounding
support
that
she
always
received
from
her
late
father
Dr
Ashok
Chopra
even
when
the
latter
was
battling
cancer.
She
revealed
how
her
father
insisted
on
walking
the
red
carpet
with
her
even
when
he
was
in
the
wheelchair,
battling
cancer.
She
said,
"My
dad
took
huge
pride
in
how
he
dressed.
There
he
was
fighting
cancer
and
was
in
a
wheelchair
and
insisted
on
walking
the
red
carpet
with
me!
He
always
stood
up
for
me."
Priyanka
Chopra
also
spoke
about
her
husband
Nick
Jonas
stating
how
he
'swept
her
off
her
feet'.
The
Sky
Is
Pink
actor
credited
Nick
for
respecting
her
work
as
well
as
giving
her
the
required
space.
Speaking
on
this,
she
said,
"I
am
always
mind
blown
that
Nick
gives
me
so
much
of
space
and
respects
my
work
and
puts
that
first.
My
husband
is
extremely
secure
and
conscientious
and
just
swept
me
off
my
feet.
He
is
my
sense
of
balance
and
he
can
share
my
burdens."
Furthermore,
talking
about
the
opportunities
in
the
film
industry,
the
actor
spoke
about
people
'expanding
the
table
and
being
inclusive.'
She
revealed,
"Why
do
people
wish
to
build
walls
and
reduce
the
table
and
the
riches
on
offer.
Why
can't
we
expand
the
table
and
be
inclusive
and
this
truly
is
a
great
time
for
our
industry."
Meanwhile,
Priyanka
Chopra
has
also
got
her
memoir
Unfinished
featured
in
the
bestseller
list
of
The
New
York
Times.
She
also
shared
the
same
on
her
social
media
and
expressed
her
gratitude.
On
the
work
front,
the
actor
was
last
seen
in
the
film,
The
White
Tiger
opposite
Rajkummar
Rao
and
Adarsh
Gourav.