Priyanka Chopra impresses with her ability to handle work, personal life and social media effortlessly. Despite her busy schedule, she makes time for family and stays connected with fans through relatable, funny reels. Recently, her mother Dr. Madhu Chopra praised her daughter for being exceptional in dividing professional and personal life.
During a conversation with Dr. Stuti Khare Shukla on her YouTube channel, Dr. Madhu Chopra shared insights about balancing her career and family with remarkable balance. He praised his daughter Priyanka and highlighted her extraordinary ability to separate work from personal life. Madhu said, “Priyanka is equally excellent when it comes to the separation between work and personal life.”
Highlighting Priyanka Chopra’s disciplined approach towards her daily routine, her mother pointed out the stark differences between her two children. While her son prefers a more leisurely start to the day, usually waking up by 8:30 a.m., the actress adjusts to her schedule seamlessly, even waking up as early as 4 a.m. when work demands. She also gets up.
Madhu Chopra credits her achievements to the strong support system of her family, noting that having someone to constantly be with allowed her to fully immerse herself in her medical practice.
They also emphasized prioritizing quality over quantity in family interactions, reflecting on how their focused time together taught valuable lessons. She added that paying close attention to her children helped her understand the importance of having a strong work ethic and balancing personal, professional and family life.
Meanwhile, on the professional front, Priyanka Chopra’s career is full of anticipation as she gears up for exciting projects like Heads of State and The Bluff.
Adding to the excitement, Pinkvilla recently revealed that she will be seen in a massive pan-world jungle adventure directed by legendary director SS Rajamouli, where she will share the screen with Mahesh Babu.
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