Priyanka Pulls Back the Curtain

 
 
In her most telling interview yet, Priyanka Chopra Jonas addresses the challenges of her past, her biggest ambitions, and what she's taking on next.
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Priyanka Pulls Back the Curtain
 
As city- and statewide lockdowns spread last spring following the trajectory of the COVID-19 outbreak, many of us vowed to become our best pandemic selves. Some panic-bought Pelotons to keep up precoronavirus fitness regimens; others were kneading, proofing, and baking bread ad infinitum. Priyanka Chopra Jonas had similar sanguine expectations for herself. But unlike many of us, she succeeded.

It was during quarantine that the Bollywood star turned Hollywood A-lister wrote her memoir, Unfinished (February 9, Ballantine Books), becoming a first-time author. "Casual," she says, laughing.

Chopra Jonas is talking to me on Zoom from the London home she's been renting since November. She's sporting an oversize black sweatshirt and matching sweatpants and is tucked into an uncomfortable-looking chair located in what has seemingly been designated the "office area." The actress is sequestered in London for nearly all of 2021, filming two projects: the spy series Citadel, from the directors of Avengers: Endgame, for Amazon Studios and the romantic drama Text for You, costarring Celine Dion.

We're here to discuss the huge year Chopra Jonas has ahead of her. In addition to the release of Unfinished, she's starring in The White Tiger, out in January on Netflix, which she also produced, and is debuting her own hair-care brand, Anomaly, in Target in February. Chopra Jonas will close the year with the next installment of The Matrix, out in December, and start working on an Indian-wedding buddy comedy with Mindy Kaling, due in 2022. But first, we're talking about something right in front of our faces: quarantine bangs.

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