Will Priyanka Chopra Ever Return to Bollywood?
- Update Time : 12:55:13 pm, Friday, 6 December 2024
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Bollywood actresses are increasingly looking abroad. Actress Anushka Sharma has settled in London, and Tapsee Pannu has also moved overseas.
Priyanka Chopra has been working in Hollywood for several years now and resides in Los Angeles. There is speculation about whether she will return to India or not, and her involvement in Hindi films has also been questioned. She has even shut down her production company in India.
When Priyanka decided to pursue a career in Hollywood, her mother had advised her to maintain a base in India, fearing that if her Hollywood venture didn’t work out, she would need something to fall back on. This led to the establishment of her production company in India. However, Priyanka’s mother, Madhu Chopra, recently revealed in an interview that the company’s operations have now been moved to the U.S., and it will no longer produce Indian films.
Priyanka had recently expressed her desire to return to Hindi cinema, stating that she isn’t having fun anymore and has met with several filmmakers and read scripts. She emphasized that she truly wants to work in Hindi films and has plans in place for the future.
Priyanka has been busy with the shooting of Citadel, but recently shared on social media that the work is completed, and now she is taking a break to spend time with her daughter, Malti. She has been introducing Malti to Indian culture, including celebrating Diwali and making chapati. Fans in India are pleased to see these moments shared.
However, Madhu Chopra revealed that their production company’s focus has now shifted entirely to the U.S. She said that they will no longer produce Indian films, but if Priyanka ever returns to India to act in films, they would reconsider. Priyanka’s production company has been associated with award-winning films like Ventilator and Paani. Madhu Chopra also mentioned that the company initially started as a backup plan, with the aim of supporting regional films and new filmmakers.
















