“Priyanka Chopra Was An Emergency C-Section Baby”: Know More About The Birthday Girl From Mommy Madhu Chopra- EXCLUSIVE
On Priyanka Chopra’s 37th birthday, we reproduce her dear mother, Dr Madhu Chopra’s exclusive chat, which she had with us on Dec 1, 2018. The doting mother revealed a lot of trivias and interesting details about our desi girl. DO NOT MISS IT
Yes she doesn’t look 37, but well our very own Priyanka Chopra celebrates her 37th birthday today. On this special day, we thought of bringing her beloved mother, Dr Madhu Chopra’s one of the most interesting and engaging interview with SpotboyE.com to the actress’ fans.
This interview was done during the end of the actress’ Quantico days. We reproduce Dr Madhu Chopra’s interview, where she talks about the actress right from the day she was born till she attained stardom:
This interview was done during the end of the actress’ Quantico days. We reproduce Dr Madhu Chopra’s interview, where she talks about the actress right from the day she was born till she attained stardom:
"She was an emergency C-section. Her Dad was not in town, I was rushed to the hospital. Nurse asked me: What you want? I said: Girl. She said: Most want boys. I said: No, I want A Girl. Took 4 months to name her. A close friend of mine suggested I name her Priyanka.
She was a tom-boy. Couldn't keep her down on table-kursi. She was a very good student, came 1st or 2nd in class in school. She was in college and Miss India Contest happened. Mere aankhon ke saamne meri beti kisi aur ki ho gayi. I hugged her with the crown on her head and asked: Studies? She said: Mom, this question here?
Next day she was on the front page of most papers and I said: Fine, let me allow her to do what she wants.
Dad's family was not in happy space when they discussed about her being in movies. Tab sab nahin karti thi movies, aajkal sab karti hain. My husband's elder brother said: Okay, go ahead. I said: Give her one year. He said: Stay with her throughout, aapni doctori ki practice bhool jao. I looked at her and saw that pleading look in her eyes. The rest, as they say, is history.
One producer told her that he couldn't narrate her the film in my presence. She got up and said: I can't do the film which you can't narrate in front of my mother.
She did a few films for the sake of relations. Like one she did with Sanjay Dutt, my husband was a good friend of Dutt. But that film failed. She refused certain roles thereafter, people told her 'pange le rahi ho' but she was convinced 'now script will only be the decider'.
Fashion brought her back, yes. There was a low phase before that, and it taught her which films to refuse and which to accept. But I think Kaminey too did the trick, she had only 8 scenes in that!
Aitraaz was a beauty. I remember Subhash Ghai telling her he does not give a narration. She signed up without listening to the script. This was one film I will never forget.
Opening the production house Purple Pebbles was her decision. We used to tease her 'a rolling stone gathers no moss'. She said she will prove us wrong. I remember that was the time when she was going abroad for music. She was quite confused in her head then, what if she returns here and there's nothing left for her at that time? Now, I even want her to direct. We initially decided to make only regional movies, but now we will venture into Hindi ones.
To your question that how she felt when Baywatch failed, well I think she got her due credit for the film. She didn't feel bad. So many things govern a film. You say that Quantico dipped, but wasn't she retained?
I hope she finds someone who values her. I wouldn't advise her to throw it away for someone who doesn't value her. Without marriage, she is not missing anything. I want her to smell the roses, enjoy her youth and give herself some time. Working continuously can get boring."
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