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Priyanka Chopra - Future Plans - Awards
Priyanka
has received awards in 2009
Priyanka Chopra honoured at the 12th Shanghai International Film Festival with ‘Jin Jue Award’ Filmfare Awards: Best Actor in a Leading role (Female): Priyanka Chopra for Fashion Priyanka Chopra Wins Stardust Award2009 Priyanka
win Star Screen Awards video2009
Filmfare
Awards
2004:
Filmfare Best Female Debut Award; Andaaz
2004:
Filmfare Best Supporting Actress Award; Andaaz
Star
Screen Awards
2005:
Star Screen Award Best Villain; Aitraaz
2004:
Star Screen Award Most Promising Newcomer - Female; Andaaz
Zee
Cine Awards
2004:
Zee Cine Award Best Female Debut; The Hero: Love Story of a Spy & Andaaz
International
Indian Film Academy Awards
2004:
IIFA Star Debut; Andaaz
Stardust
Awards
2004:
Stardust Best Supporting Actress Award; The Hero: Love Story of a Spy
2006: Stardust Superstar of Tomorrow - Female; Waqt: The Race Against Time Global
Indian Film Awards
2007: GIFA Awards, Windows Live Search & Movie Talkies Most Searched Actress Bengal
Film Journalists Association Awards
2004, Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards, Best Actress (Hindi Movies); Aitraaz Other
Awards
Honors
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My
typical Sunday is spent: Shooting. Most of the time, that is. When I get
a Sunday off, I sleep and wake up late. Sleeping is never a waste of time
because while sleeping, I plan my day. I’m a thinking sleeper.
My ideal Sunday breakfast: I am a complete breakfast girl. A Sunday breakfast could include something continental like fried eggs and bacon or Indian like paranthas with white butter. It depends on my mood on that Sunday morning. I like to have a hearty lunch too. I’m a total foodie. Sunday is family time: If I’m free on the day, I don’t move out of my house. On Sunday evenings: I visit a friend, or catch a movie with a dear friend (don’t ask with whom) or maybe go for a family dinner. Ideally, I’d rather stay home. It takes a lot to get me out. Dressing up in full splendour on a Sunday is a must. Thankfully I’m in the right profession to dress up. There’re times when I slip into a pyjama and a t-shirt to go for a drive. But ideally, even when I go to the mall I dress up. My best Sunday ever was in Miami. I was shooting for a Karan Johar film when my entire family — my nani, mother and cousins flew down to be with me there. My apartment was brimming with people. We got up late, ordered breakfast in bed, went out to a mall, hung out till late at the beach, had dinner out. There was no agenda, no looking at the watch anxiously. It was the way I’d like all my Sundays to be. MEENA IYER Are you a good
liar?
What’s going on in
your mind right now?
Who pops the question
to you in David Dhawan’s Mujhse Shaadi Karogi?
Have you ever been
in a love triangle in real life?
How come Akshay Kumar
and you pair up together so often?
Could you tell us
three things about Salman Khan?
Does your mind rule
your body or is it the other way around?
Which is the way
to a man’s heart?
What scares you the
most?
What was your first
kiss like?
What is your idea
of romance?
Would you give in
to pure lust?
If you could change
one thing about yourself, what would it be?
How old were you
when you first fell in love?
Does commitment scare
you?
When did you last
feel utterly insignificant?
What is the cutest
thing about you?
What was your pet
name in school?
What do you
joke about?
Could you tell us
three unknown facts about yourself?
Is God inside or
outside us?
Which has been the
most memorable phone call of your life?
Which is your most
treasured possession?
When did you last
laugh till you cried?
Which is the best
place to be?
Which item of clothing
has shaped your identity?
What colour is Sunday?
Are you short-tempered?
If you had to make
one apology, what would it be and to whom?
Do you have it in
you to kill someone?
What are you most
terrified of being remembered as?
How do you rate yourself
as a dancer?
How important is
money to you?
What is your view
on same-gender sex?
What do you think
of pornography?
What keeps you sailing
in a crisis?
Ever been caught
red-handed?
Which lyrics truly
mean something to you?
Could you tell us
about your most romantic date?
Which is the best
way to say good-bye?
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I am a student in
senior year at college. My
future ambition is to become a clinical physiologist. I can sing the gospel. I love R & B Music and Salsa and love to listen to Indian Music. Dancing comes naturally to me. I joined classes for contemporary dance and can do the North Indian Folk dance with gusto. I write poetry although none of my work has been published except in school magazines. I enjoy reading especially biographies and writing short stories for children. I am on the board of Thalassaenic Children, being associated with pulse polio programme and the Aids awareness programme, where I have participated in street plays and group lectures. I love hiking and travel where I am one with God's beautiful creations. I speak Hindi and English |
Priyanka chopra's latest Interviews......
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It is the day after the show and the reality
of having won the Femina Miss India-World 2000 crown hadn’t yet sunk in
for Priyanka Chopra. There simply hasn’t been time enough for that.
Like the other two winners, she is being shuttled from shoot to shoot, interview to interview. Free time is yet to come and whatever she can grab of it, she wants to spend with her family, eager to show them the gifts she has received. For Priyanka, participating in this contest was born of the desire to experience everything she possibly can in life. So that meant not sitting back, satisfied with the laurels of being among the 26 contestants. She would practice answering questions drafted by her mother, and during rehearsals, when Mum wasn’t around, the chaperones had to fill in. Now, being chosen as one of the best in a tough, tough competition makes her feel "on top of the world". She says, "I know that whatever you want in life, someone else wants too. You have an equal right to it and with hard work you can achieve it." Her sense of achievement and elation is now strong enough to banish any signs of exhaustion. It was a long, hard road that began many, many months earlier. The wheels of change were put in motion the day her parents sent in her photographs. For a girl with no modelling experience, and one who admits to being emotional and erratic, Priyanka learnt fast. Unlike many of the contestants, Priyanka didn’t dream of being a Femina Miss India. On the one hand, she wanted to do drama and music, on the other she wanted to be a child psychologist. But winning the crown has thrown up new dreams even as it has instilled a sense of responsibility. She says, "I am looking forward to my new role because now I feel a sense of purpose." She confides she’s always had an urge to reach out to people. She’s worked with children in day care centres and in the slums where her mother does charity work for the ill and aged. She says, "Winning the crown and being a celebrity expands my reach. And I want to do something to improve the literacy rate in this country." Closer to home. Recently, Priyanka spent a year studying in the US. She says, "In India, we respect tradition, morals and values. In the US, it is different, their rules and values are different and individualistic. Neither culture is better and both have had a positive impact on my life." Now, as a second year engineering student in Bareilly, she says, "It wasn’t much of a culture shock coming back home to India and settling down in Bareilly. My strong point is my adaptability, thanks to my army background. We had to move regularly and each new place required adapting. Now, it comes naturally to me." When she returns to Bareilly, Priyanka will be welcomed with open arms. She says, "Dad told me that the Commissioner is busy organising a city gathering to welcome me back home and I feel quite strange about all this." She’ll get used to it, you tell her. Going for adventure sports like rock climbing and bungee jumping. The latter, more than once. For which, she laughs, "You’ve got to be crazy!" Little consolation for her mother. |
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