Priyanka Chopra is currently enjoying the warm reception of her latest documentary WOMB (Women of My Billion) which she has produced. This gender narrative set in the times of COVID-19 chronicles the real story of women’s rights advocate and activist Srishti Bakshi and her 3800km journey from Kanyakumari to Kashmir over 240 days where she met different women across all age groups and documented their stories.
Recently while speaking about the same, Priyanka Chopra shared a take from her life as well where she shared what she wants her daughter Malti Marie to feel like growing up.
What does Priyanka Chopra want Malti Marie to feel?
Chopra has been a longtime social advocate alongside her mainstream showbiz career. She has held the position of brand ambassador for several global and impactful initiatives around children and women. While speaking to India Today, Priyanka spoke about her motherhood phase and how she’s carrying forward the advice her mother Madhu Chopra gave her.
She shared, “I think children are not born to us, they are born through us to have their own lives. And that's how my parents raised me and my mom raised me. And, you know, she always said that I'm your safe space. That's what I want to be for Malti, her safe space, and let her do whatever she wants.”
Priyanka further spoke about the WOMB documentary and admitted that she feels people in positions and power have the privilege of being a spokesperson. She said, “I think these are hard stories to see and watch. But these are also stories of hope. And I hope that when you are browsing your OTT platform and wondering what to watch, you come across this title and decide to give it a chance.”
The Don actress admitted that WOMB will be hard to watch as it revolves around violence against women but it will be the same survivors which will make you think that you can do anything. “Because if they can do that, we can too”, PeeCee added. WOMB enjoys an IMDb rating of 8.1/10 and has been streaming on Amazon Prime Video.
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