 "SS Rajamouli's 'Varanasi' star Priyanka Chopra called 'fake' for allegedly circulating video with fans, Hollywood actress Bella Thorne defends her")
Priyanka Chopra, the ‘Desi Girl’ of Bollywood and global icon, is making a roaring comeback in the Indian cinema with maverick filmmaker SS Rajamouli’s Varanasi, featuring Mahesh Babu and Prithviraj Sukumaran in prominent roles. While the title reveal was nothing short of extraordinary, PeeCee has hit the ball out of the park by emerging as the highest paid Indian actress, surpassing Deepika Padukone and Alia Bhatt.
As per reports, the actress has demanded Rs 30 crore for her portrayal of Mandakini. But there’s a video of the actress on social media that sees her giving autographs to two of her fans at the airport and they ask for her autograph again at the exit gate.
Such a fake PR star!
— 𝕭𝖎𝖏𝖚⚜️ (@Bij_uji) November 18, 2025
2 people ask for autographs...and same people ask for it again on 2nd terminal in front of media to Priyanka Chopra as if they were her fans. ..
A big thumbs down PC!!
Fake PR team
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As some people accused Priyanka Chopra of fake PR, Hollywood actress Bella Thorne defended the Desi Girl by saying, “No, I don’t think this is a PR stun. They just follow you everywhere when you’re in the terminal they also sell those pages online.”
She added, “That’s why it’s on a blank piece of paper. They can actually take your signature and Photoshop over whatever they want and it would look like you have signed it. Either way I highly doubt she staged it. She’s just being nice and signing it again cuz they won’t leave her alone and are continuing to follow her through the terminal.”
Producer of the film, KL Narayan, praised the Dil Dhadakne Do actress and said, “ Priyanka Chopra, being an Indian actress, she went to Hollywood, she got fame, and she changed the dimensions of the Indian film industry. She did all this with her talent and hard work. Thank you, Priyanka, for accepting to be our heroine of this film.”
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