Priyanka Chopra Opens Up On Her Viral Interview Of Bollywood Cornering Her; Says 'Jo Chota Hota Hai, Usiko Kick Karte Hai'

Priyanka Chopra's podcast interview reignited talk regarding Bollywood's outsider bias. Many were puzzled over why Priyanka spoke about being indifferent after a long period. "No, I was on a podcast where I was talking about my whole life. I think I am so far removed from so many things that have happened in my life. In the last 5 years, I have been in a really good place, specifically. I have been able to do the kind of work that I have been seeking. So it’s easier for me to talk about tougher times in my life because I am very far removed from them. It’s been so long ago. I moved on a long time ago, so it’s not just complicated in my head anymore".

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Priyanka also said that she stayed strong and confident during her bad times and that the world is clever at driving you down. " When you know your merit and people don’t value that, or when you want to achieve something and maybe you don’t get it, or if a film has failed. It’s what you do after failure, and after failure is when you have to find your value, and that’s what my parents taught me. The world will kick you even harder when you fail because that’s the nature of the human being. Jo neeche hota hai, hum usiko kick karte hai. Jo chota hota hai, usiko kick karte hai. Humara nature hi hai as people, but at that time when you are at the bottom, when you are alone, isolated, and you are kicking, can you find your value at that time".

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