At first, Priyanka Chopra hesitated to accept the role of Thamizhan, the 2002 Tamil film in which she starred opposite Vijay. Priyanka’s mother Madhu Chopra talked about how she pushed her “obedient child” to accept the job in a recent interview with Filmygyan.
“Priyanka has consistently been a well-behaved child.”
Priyanka didn’t want to work in films, according to Madhu, who revealed this information. Through someone else, she received the offer for the south Indian movie. Priyanka broke down in tears and stated, “I am not doing films,” when I told her about the offer. She has, nevertheless, always been a docile youngster. She consented and signed the contract (for Thamizhan) when I persuaded her to accept the offer.”
“Priyanka was unable to initially match Vijay’s steps.”
Madhu went on, “She started to admire the movie when we were filming it. She liked it even if she didn’t speak the language. The personnel was really kind and helpful to her. The movie’s lead, Vijay, is the epitome of a gentleman. The dancer was Raju Sundaram. Priyanka did alright at the dance, but at first she had trouble matching Vijay’s steps. She would spend the entire day rehearsing with the choreographer. After that, she began to appreciate it. She was also able to develop her character and recognise that she wanted to make a career out of this.”
Future Projects
Following her Miss World 2000 title, Priyanka entered the movie industry and debuted as an actor in Thamizhan (2002). (2003), her debut Bollywood movie, The Hero: Love Story of a Spy, in which Sunny Deol costarred.
Frank E. Flowers, the director of The Bluff, is one of Priyanka’s forthcoming projects. She recently finished filming the action-comedy Heads of State, which stars Jack Quaid, John Cena, and Idris Elba in major parts.
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