Actress Priyanka Chopra has again caught the eye of the storm and this time not with her Quantico show but for demeaning Bollywood. An old video has surfaced of Priyanka back from 2016 Emmy Awards, where a reporter asked her to show some Indian dance moves. PeeCee said then says that Indian films are all about “hips and bo*bs.”
Twitter has since then haven’t kept calm and where some called her “mentally unstable” to boycott her films.
Priyanka Chopra Sensational Comments On Indian Films
Indian movie is all about Hips and Boobs.
According to mentality retired @priyankachopra. pic.twitter.com/fpzYD8IEQU
— Hardik Bhatt 🧘♂️ (@iHardikB) June 9, 2018
I have just unfollowed @priyankachopra on Twitter and decided not to watch any of her movies/shows from now on.
I request everyone to do the same. #BoycottPriyanka— Shusmita Rani 🇮🇳 (@ShusmitaRani) June 9, 2018
Loud mouth. Inferiority complex.Worse, let down the Country.
— Lt Gen Sampath Kumar (@LtGen_SampathK) June 10, 2018
Had she started her career from Hollywood she would have come to know what US movies are all about.
— TheSunnyDua (@TheSunnyDua) June 9, 2018
She has lost it completely 👎
— Nirja sharma🇮🇳 (@NirjaSharma) June 9, 2018
Meanwhile, dew days back Priyanka Chopra’s Quantico a few days ago faced ire of the netizens for showing Indians as terrorists who hatched a plant to blew up bomb to frame Pakistan. After the show makers came up with an explanation and apologised, the latest to tender apology is Priyanka Chopra.
“I’m extremely saddened and sorry that some sentiments have been hurt by a recent episode of ‘Quantico’. That was not and would never be my intention. I sincerely apologise. I’m a proud Indian and that will never change,” PeeCee tweeted.
Earlier, the producers at the US network ABC Studios issued a statement, which reads, “She has no involvement in the casting of the show or the storylines depicted in the series.” They also stressed that “Quantico” is a work of fiction. “The show has featured antagonists of many different ethnicities and backgrounds but in this case, we inadvertently and regrettably stepped into a complex political issue. It was certainly not our intention to offend anyone.”
