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Priyanka Chopra unveils the cover of her memoir Unfinished

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Priyanka Chopra has finally released the cover of her upcoming memoir titled Unfinished, which will be released on January 19, 2021. Priyanka shared the cover on social media with fans and wrote, “Ironically, I named this memoir even before I started writing it. Having been a public person now for 20 years, with so much life to live and a long list of things to check off my list personally and professionally, I am very much #Unfinished. But the funny thing about writing a memoir is that it forces you to look at things differently, reconciling so many things you thought you had put to bed. In doing so I’ve realised that being ‘unfinished’ has a deeper meaning for me, and has in fact been one of the most common threads of my life…”

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She added, “I am a product of traditional India and its ancient wisdom, and modern India and its urban bustle. My upbringing was always an amalgamation of the two, and, just as much, of East and West.” Unfinished will reveal Priyanka’s childhood in India, through her formative teenage years in the US living with extended family in the Midwest (Cedar Rapids and Indianapolis), Queens, and suburban Boston, where she endured bouts of racism; to her return to India, where she unexpectedly won the national and global beauty pageants (Miss India and Miss World), which launched her acting career. 

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