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Bollywood beauty Priyanka Chopra is all set to rock the silver screens once again, with her second Hollywood project A Kid Like Jake.
The film's trailer has just been unveiled and shows a beautiful storyline and a heartwarming family drama, revolving around a four-year-old boy named Jake who loves to dress up as a girl. In this way, A Kid Like Jake tackles the topic of childhood sexuality as well.
Priyanka - unfortunately - graces the trailer for a grand total of five seconds only. This makes us question how important the character she plays really is to the upcoming film.
Needless to say, the Quantico star's loyal fan base is not too pleased with her minimal screen time in the trailer, especially since the same thing had happened when Priyanka's first Hollywood film Baywatch came out last year. She was only featured in a two second, blink-and-you-miss shot in its trailer as well.
'A Kid Like Jake' Trailer Is Fantastic But We Really Wanted To See More of Priyanka Chopra
— Sagar Gupta (@sagarguptadelhi) April 13, 2018
Trailer Alert - Sundance film A KID LIKE JAKE, with Jim Parsons aka 'Sheldon Cooper', Claire Danes, @octaviaspencer, and a tiny appearance by @priyankachopra. #filmtribepic.twitter.com/hOKwbtkjWK
— film tribe (@filmtribeIN) April 13, 2018
A Kid Like Jake had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival on January 23, 2018. It is scheduled to hit the screens on June 8, 2018.
The film has been directed by Silas Howard and written by Daniel Pearle. It is based on the film-maker's own 2013 play of the same name and also features Hollywood A-listers Claire Danes, Jim Parsons and Octavia Spencer in pivotal roles.
In the meantime, fans get to see Priyanka in the upcoming third season of Quantico, which commences on ABC on April 26. The first two seasons of the FBI drama have received a major thumbs up from viewers, ensuring that the makers return with the third season.
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