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Priyanka Chopra features in Forbes 100 Most Powerful Women

Actor Priyanka Chopra has become a global celebrity. From making her Hollywood singing debut with In My City, to becoming…

Priyanka Chopra features in Forbes 100 Most Powerful Women

Priyanka Chopra (Photo Credits: Facebook)

Actor Priyanka Chopra has become a global celebrity. From making her Hollywood singing debut with In My City, to becoming the first Indian celeb to star in an American show as the lead, she has added several feathers to her hat.

Forbes recently released its annual list of 100 most powerful women across the world, and Priyanka won a spot in the list. It also features the likes of Angela Merkel and Taylor Swift. Women from all fields are honoured in the prestigious list.

The Quantico actor has grabbed the 97th spot and is the only Indian to be named. Not only this, Priyanka has also won a twin victory in the list, as she also features in the Forbes Most Powerful Women in Entertainment and Media at the 15th position.

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Priyanka, who is popular in both Bollywood and Hollywood, is the only Indian actor to feature in multiple lists of Forbes in 2017. With a huge fan base in India and US, she has become one of the most talked about celebs in the Entertainment industry.

Apart from her acting prowess, Priyanka is also known for her contributions towards social causes. She was recently appointed the UNICEF goodwill ambassador.

It was not long ago when Priyanka and Deepika featured in the list of Forbes Highest Paid Bollywood Actress. The beautiful ladies of tinsel town were the only Indians to feature in Forbes Highest Paid Actresses as well.

Her success is the result of multiple ventures in both Hollywood and Bollywood. As of now, She is busy shooting for the third season of Quantico and is gearing up for her Hollywood films, Isn’t It Romantic? and A Kid Like Jake post.

Well, no one can deny the fact that the “Desi Girl” is making her nation proud.

Also Read: Deepika, Priyanka in Bollywood’s highest paid actors list

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