It's 'Citadel' time! 
 
Priyanka Chopra has shared the first image&nbsp;from her the set of her upcoming international series 'Citadel'. Chopra gave a behind-the-scenes glimpse to her fans on Instagram Stories. 
 
In the picture, Priyanka`s face is covered with a gold face mask covering traces of blue make-up that is visible below her eyes. She looks into the camera as an attendant takes care of her open hair. 
 
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Priyanka chose not to caption the frame. Rather, she invited fans to do so. 
 
"Caption this," she wrote on the picture. A box beneath, which lets followers key in their captions, has "Type something?" written in it. She has also given fans space to "Reply to Priyanka Chopra", and tagged the image with #setlife, #citadel and @goochie60. 
 
'Citadel'&nbsp;is helmed by 'Avengers' makers Joe and Anthony Russo, and the spy thriller series, co-starring Richard Madden, is billed as an ambitious global event for OTT. 
 
 
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It's 'Citadel' time! Priyanka Chopra has shared the first image from her the set of her upcoming international series 'Citadel'. Chopra gave a behind-the-scenes glimpse to her fans on Instagram Stories.

It's 'Citadel' time! Priyanka Chopra has shared the first image from her the set of her upcoming international series 'Citadel'. Chopra gave a behind-the-scenes glimpse to her fans on Instagram Stories. In the picture, Priyanka`s face is covered with a gold face mask covering traces of blue make-up that is visible below her eyes. She looks into the camera as an attendant takes care of her open hair. Priyanka chose not to caption the frame. Rather, she invited fans to do so. "Caption this," she wrote on the picture. A box beneath, which lets followers key in their captions, has "Type something?" written in it. She has also given fans space to "Reply to Priyanka Chopra", and tagged the image with #setlife, #citadel and @goochie60. 'Citadel' is helmed by 'Avengers' makers Joe and Anthony Russo, and the spy thriller series, co-starring Richard Madden, is billed as an ambitious global event for OTT.

Priyanka Chopra gives a 'behind-the-scenes' glimpse from 'Citadel' set

"There is no rulebook for me and I don`t believe in planning too much. I have never allowed my work to define me completely. All my life, I have chosen diverse roles -- across genres, continents and platforms, and my career has never been dependent on my co-actors," said actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas, talking about her recently released memoir `Unfinished`, during the ongoing Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF). 
 
The book details the 38-year-old actor`s childhood in India and abroad, and her rise to fame. Speaking with columnist and writer Shobhaa De, she said that she was now at a place where she had come together and in-charge of everything in her life. "That is a long way from a young high school girl who got into fashion and later the Indian film industry." 
 
Chopra, who was recently seen in the film `White Tiger`, which she also co-produced on a digital platform, feels that the coming of age of streaming platforms has been a major breakthrough. "It is no longer the same 10 people who are doing everything. We are witnessing newer talent every day. Thanks to these platforms, so many actors, directors, and writers are going where no one has been. Just see how the world has come to witness the brilliance of Adarsh Gourav in `White Tiger`." 
 
While nepotism was the media`s favourite word a few months back, the actor feels that she has seldom seen anyone inheriting work. "There is nothing wrong in wanting to take care of family and friends. However, I have always believed that there should not be a wall, and we need to ensure that the table is bigger -- more opportunities must be created." 
 
Although a private person who seldom talks about her personal life, the actor, who has written extensively about her husband and father in the book, said, "Nick (Jonas) is an extremely secure and conscientious man who provides me with a sense of balance. I can completely trust him to share my burdens." 
 
Talking about her late father, Chopra added that he always stood by her. "He was always on my side to encourage and always made it a point to be there for me." 
 
On her foray into Hollywood, the actor feels it has been a lesson in humility. "It was my choice to go to a new industry and try my luck there. There are times when no one knows you at a party, and you introduce yourself. One may enter a magazine office and tell them who you are. Frankly, I do not have a problem with that because I never walk into a room entitled." 
 
Adding that women of her generation have been instrumental in creating a change in the Hindi film industry, Jonas says that now we are witnessing several married women playing the lead, becoming producers and managing content. "I really hope the next generation of girls do not inherit the same failures of the system which we did." 
 
Talking about racism and discrimination on ethnicity in Hollywood, she said that though it was not blatant it is just not in their consciousness to imagine a brown or black person playing the lead in a movie or television drama. "However, it has been incredible that many of South Asian descent have been able to push the envelope and I am honoured to be among them. I wanted to break those doors," said the actor who played the lead in the US TV series `Quantico`. 
 
 
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"There is no rulebook for me and I don`t believe in planning too much. I have never allowed my work to define me completely. All my life, I have chosen diverse roles -- across genres, continents and platforms, and my career has never been dependent on my co-actors," said actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas, talking about her recently released memoir `Unfinished`, during the ongoing Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF).

"There is no rulebook for me and I don`t believe in planning too much. I have never allowed my work to define me completely. All my life, I have chosen diverse roles -- across genres, continents and platforms, and my career has never been dependent on my co-actors," said actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas, talking about her recently released memoir `Unfinished`, during the ongoing Jaipur Literature Festival (JLF). The book details the 38-year-old actor`s childhood in India and abroad, and her rise to fame. Speaking with columnist and writer Shobhaa De, she said that she was now at a place where she had come together and in-charge of everything in her life. "That is a long way from a young high school girl who got into fashion and later the Indian film industry." Chopra, who was recently seen in the film `White Tiger`, which she also co-produced on a digital platform, feels that the coming of age of streaming platforms has been a major breakthrough. "It is no longer the same 10 people who are doing everything. We are witnessing newer talent every day. Thanks to these platforms, so many actors, directors, and writers are going where no one has been. Just see how the world has come to witness the brilliance of Adarsh Gourav in `White Tiger`." While nepotism was the media`s favourite word a few months back, the actor feels that she has seldom seen anyone inheriting work. "There is nothing wrong in wanting to take care of family and friends. However, I have always believed that there should not be a wall, and we need to ensure that the table is bigger -- more opportunities must be created." Although a private person who seldom talks about her personal life, the actor, who has written extensively about her husband and father in the book, said, "Nick (Jonas) is an extremely secure and conscientious man who provides me with a sense of balance. I can completely trust him to share my burdens." Talking about her late father, Chopra added that he always stood by her. "He was always on my side to encourage and always made it a point to be there for me." On her foray into Hollywood, the actor feels it has been a lesson in humility. "It was my choice to go to a new industry and try my luck there. There are times when no one knows you at a party, and you introduce yourself. One may enter a magazine office and tell them who you are. Frankly, I do not have a problem with that because I never walk into a room entitled." Adding that women of her generation have been instrumental in creating a change in the Hindi film industry, Jonas says that now we are witnessing several married women playing the lead, becoming producers and managing content. "I really hope the next generation of girls do not inherit the same failures of the system which we did." Talking about racism and discrimination on ethnicity in Hollywood, she said that though it was not blatant it is just not in their consciousness to imagine a brown or black person playing the lead in a movie or television drama. "However, it has been incredible that many of South Asian descent have been able to push the envelope and I am honoured to be among them. I wanted to break those doors," said the actor who played the lead in the US TV series `Quantico`.

My career has never been dependent on my co-actors: Priyanka Chopra Jonas

Its been 20 eventful years since Priyanka Chopra won the historic Miss World Pageant in 2000 and subsequently made her debut in films. 
 
On Wednesday, Priyanka took to her Facebook page to walk down the memory lane and recalled her entry to the "magical world". She use the hashtag #20in2020. 
 
She shared a video collage of clips from her early films and her Miss World pageant win. In her post, Priyanka mentioned her Tamil debut film 'Thamizhan', and first Hindi films 'The Hero: Love Story Of A Spy' and 'Andaaz', both of which released in 2003.

"Back to where it all started #20in2020. Seems like another lifetime now... back when it all started and I fell in love with the movies. Being in Indian movies was like entering a magical world.. I went in blind, with no idea what to expect and no formal training. It`s been a rollercoaster ride of challenges and milestones with so much I`ve learned since and so many incredible people I met along the way. I`d like to thank everyone who took a chance on me at the beginning. These 3 movies set me up on a trajectory I would never have expected," the actress wrote in her Facebook post. 
 
"Can`t agree more lala paaji #LaraDuttaBhupathi... We were such kaccha papads (novices)! Thank you for your beautiful words... you are as gracious and kind as the first day we met," she wrote in a special post to Lara, her co-star in 'Andaaz' who also appeared in her video.

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Priyanka Chopra subsequently went on to work in several blockbuster films like 'Don', 'Dostana' and 'Fashion' which also won her the Best Actress National Film Award. Priyanka has over the past years moved to Hollywood, featured in a series called 'Quantico' and films like 'Baywatch'. She will soon be seen Netflix film 'The White Tiger.

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Its been 20 eventful years since Priyanka Chopra won the historic Miss World Pageant in 2000 and subsequently made her debut in films. On Wednesday, Priyanka took to her Facebook page to walk down the memory lane and recalled her entry to the "magical world".

Its been 20 eventful years since Priyanka Chopra won the historic Miss World Pageant in 2000 and subsequently made her debut in films. On Wednesday, Priyanka took to her Facebook page to walk down the memory lane and recalled her entry to the "magical world". She use the hashtag #20in2020. She shared a video collage of clips from her early films and her Miss World pageant win. In her post, Priyanka mentioned her Tamil debut film 'Thamizhan', and first Hindi films 'The Hero: Love Story Of A Spy' and 'Andaaz', both of which released in 2003. "Back to where it all started #20in2020. Seems like another lifetime now... back when it all started and I fell in love with the movies. Being in Indian movies was like entering a magical world.. I went in blind, with no idea what to expect and no formal training. It`s been a rollercoaster ride of challenges and milestones with so much I`ve learned since and so many incredible people I met along the way. I`d like to thank everyone who took a chance on me at the beginning. These 3 movies set me up on a trajectory I would never have expected," the actress wrote in her Facebook post. "Can`t agree more lala paaji #LaraDuttaBhupathi... We were such kaccha papads (novices)! Thank you for your beautiful words... you are as gracious and kind as the first day we met," she wrote in a special post to Lara, her co-star in 'Andaaz' who also appeared in her video. Priyanka Chopra subsequently went on to work in several blockbuster films like 'Don', 'Dostana' and 'Fashion' which also won her the Best Actress National Film Award. Priyanka has over the past years moved to Hollywood, featured in a series called 'Quantico' and films like 'Baywatch'. She will soon be seen Netflix film 'The White Tiger.

Priyanka Chopra celebrates 20 years of Miss World win and film debut