Priyanka Chopra Special: 3 Times The Global Star Was Extremely Relatable To The Commoners

1. Priyanka Chopra and her childhoodEven though the actress may have done her schooling in the U.S., just like many of us, she was also a vitcim of racism. Unfortunately, throughout her schooling years, she was bullied by white people for her colour, made fun of her dialect, and the way she looked. Not the first time that racism has prevailed for brown people, but our desi girl didn't let that affect her. Of course her confidence was shaken a bit and so was her self-belief. But what kept her going was her upbringing.PeeCee was the closest to her father and the tattoo on her wrist is a clear proof of it. Her father taught to stand-up for herself and fight against the bullies. Which led her to work on her self-confidence. The actress has become bold overtime. She wasn't born with it."I taught myself confidence. When I'd walk into a room and feel scared to death, I'd tell myself, 'I'm not afraid of anybody.' And people believed me. You've got to teach yourself to take over the world," she said. Everybody, take notes. all hail PeeCee!

2. Priyanka Chopra On FeminismNot the first time any woman in business had to prove herself everytime she walked in into a room full of men, but today's women are not the ones to take any kind of shit. A flag-bearer of feminism, PeeCee has shut her trolls and sexist interview questions at every chance she had. In an interview, a male journalist asked her a question on the lines of why does every feminist demean men. To which, she gave a detailed and witty answer.The clip went viral instantly and the actress was praised by many. Have a look at Priyanka shedding some light on what feminism exactly means. Every women in the house, isn't her no-nonsense attitude extremely relatable?

3. When PeeCee shifted to Los AngelesJust like any other typical Indian, Priyanka Chopra was also quite intrigued about America and their lifestyle when she shifted to Los Angeles. On The Kapil Sharma Show, the host threw some hilarious situations at her about comparisons between Indians and Americans. One of which was, "Can we ring anybody's doorbless and run away?" To whcih she replied, "Yes, we can. And I know this because I've done it only to satisfy my inner curiosity about the same."Leaving the audience in burst of laughter, her relatability factor just went twice as high as ever. We didn't say for the heck of it that we love our desi girl. We truly meant it. Nick Jijum you're one lucky man.Happy birthday Priyanka Chopra. You're dominating the globe, one movie at a time.