Priyanka Chopra Was Just Tired Of The Politics In Bollywood, So She Had To…

According to Priyanka Chopra Jonas, she left Bollywood to try her luck in Hollywood because she believed she was being “pushed into a corner in the industry.”

In a recent interview on the “Armchair Expert” podcast, Chopra Jonas said that she had people not casting her and that she “had beefs with people” in Bollywood. But according to her, she never said this” before.

Before moving to the United States, the star of “Matrix Resurrections” had a successful career as a Bollywood actress in India. However, she acknowledged that she was “tired of the politics” at the time.

She stated, “I just needed a break.”

Chopra Jonas took a break from acting in India when she was offered the chance to travel to the United States and work in the music industry. This eventually led her to sign a music contract with Interscope Records in the early 2010s.

“At the point when this music thing came I was like, you know what, ‘f**k it.’ She said, “I’m going to America.”

after collaborating with Pitbull and Will.i. Am, Chopra Jonas stated that she realized she was more suitable for an acting career. She started looking for roles in Hollywood because she thought she was “having trouble back home by just being cast in the kind of movies that I wanted to be cast in.” As a result, she started looking for work there.

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Chopra Jonas auditioned for ABC’s new spy show “Quantico” after a chance encounter with a casting executive.

“I read the pilot so I knew what the tone of the show was and I worked with an acting coach,” she said.

Chopra Jonas landed the role and starred in “Quantico” as FBI recruit Alex Parrish for the show’s three seasons between 2015 and 2018.

“That one audition at that phase in my life really defined me,” she said in the interview.

Chopra Jonas has continued to have a successful career in Hollywood, starring in major films like “Baywatch,” “The Matrix Resurrections,” the upcoming romantic comedy “Love Again,” and the spy thriller television show “Citadel,” which comes out on April 28, 2023.