Priyanka Chopra to present award at Oscars 2016

Is there anything this girl can't do?


Entertainment Desk February 02, 2016
Is there anything this girl can't do? PHOTO: HUFFPO

Bollywood actor Priyanka Chopra has fit into Hollywood like a hand in a glove, after winning the People's Choice Award for her American TV show Quantico and prepping for her Hollywood debut, she is now all set to present at one of the most prestigious awards of the year: the Oscars.

On the Academy Awards website, Priyanka Chopra was listed among notable Hollywood personalities; Steve Carell, Jared Leto, Julianne Moore and Olivia Munn, to present at the 88th Oscars telecast.



Priyanka Chopra becomes first South Asian actress to win People's Choice Award

"These artists have enriched the international movie going experience with a range of memorable work from the comic to the profound,” the website said. “In the process, they have won over millions of fans, and we count ourselves among them.”

Without a doubt PeeCee has won the hearts of fans in her hometown and abroad. Overjoyed, she tweeted "Looking forward @TheAcademy !! This will be an insaaaane night!"



It didn't take long for fans to congratulate her on Twitter.





https://twitter.com/PeeCeeManiac/status/694276247891742720
https://twitter.com/ranveersbabe/status/694269015729016833

https://twitter.com/Nitu_23/status/694256029404663808

Priyanka Chopra to make Hollywood movie debut with Baywatch?

Her only worry for now seems to be her outfit for the big night.



Priyanka sure knows how to win hearts, having ventured so far into the foreign film industry in less than a year, she is way ahead of the Bollywood herd.

Besides her series Quantico, the Bajirao Mastani actor will be making her Hollywood debut with a movie adaptation of TV show Baywatch alongside Dwayne Johnson.

COMMENTS (3)

someone | 8 years ago | Reply @Timorlane: Yeah. Sadly it might go to the standards of Lollywood.
Timorlane | 8 years ago | Reply Oscars' decline continues
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