Microsoft Surface launched ‘Beneath the Surface’, a digital show hosted by Anupama Chopra, film critic, television anchor and book author. She has been writing about Bollywood since 1993. Her work has appeared in The New York Times, Hindustan Times, Los Angeles Times and Vogue (India).
Beneath the surface, reveals insights into the ‘craft of the master’ and what a day in the life of Bollywood's more powerful stars looks like. In the three-part digital series, popular celebrities from the Indian film industry, including Priyanka Chopra, Karan Johar, and Shah Rukh Khan, share their candid moments with us. Read also,Pathan- The most awaited movie of King Khan of Bollywood.
In the first part of Anupama Chopra's Beneath The Surface, Priyanka Chopra sits down with Anupama at her New York home, where she talks about what life is like as a Bollywood star in America. Chopra says that while she doesn't know how to cook or shop for groceries, she has thrown some amazing parties. "It's a mirror image of my life in India," she says. "But the two things I can't replace are my love for achaar and Bollywood thumkas." "I want to get Alex Parrish to break into a song," says the Quantico star.
Actress Priyanka Chopra, in part two of the show, gives a tour of the Quantico set. As she slips into her character of a FBI agent in her make-up room, Chopra talks about breaking stereotypes in Hollywood and why she never settled for less. As for Indian actors scouting for work in the West, she says, "The exotic beautiful girl is where people tried to put me. I hope that doesn't happen to other Indian actresses looking to cross over. That will ruin all the work I did." ( Priyanka Chopra’s, anjaana anjaani full movie watch online for free on at the Mzaalo)
In part three Priyanka Chopra, on her way to the launch of a celebrity magazine with her on the cover, speaks about the pressures of being in the public eye and how she deals with the challenges of being a rising star. "When you're a public figure, people tend to ignore your feelings. But I don't want people to misconstrue my emotions. My feelings are natural and real."
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