Her song with Pitbull, named ‘Exotic, ‘ has garnered a whopping 63 million views on YouTube. “I remember your cut out on my wall”.
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The show will narrate their adventures and experiences as they train on Quantico base in Virginia, and secrets of their past start to emerge.
An Indian face starring as a lead in an American show is surely a matter of pride for the NRIs.
Deepika Padukone, Anushka Sharma and Alia Bhatt seemed to have proven the old adage: “Heroines can not be friends” wrong as they have come forward in support of Priyanka Chopra, ahead of the premiere of her American debut TV series Quantico. That may shift as season one unspools and as we get to know each of the central characters better and become more engaged in their individual stories.
Priyanka isn’t the only breakout TV star this fall. “#Quantico”.
“Loads and loads of love @priyankachopra! So happy for you & so proud”.
Colors CEO Raj Nayak wrote: “Our #desigirl is now all set to conquer the world”. There are too many of those aforementioned hotties to talk about in one review; so, lets instead focus on Alex Parrish (Priyanka Chopra). “Relax & Enjoy, you will rock #Quantico”.
“Way to go @priyankachopra!!” SO proud of you and so excited to see the show #Quantico. India is proud of u!!! Twist. Its just one of a series of marginally interesting a-ha/ gotcha moments the shows pilot drops on fans, and like everything else, it vaguely works well enough.
Alia Bhatt message to Priyanka: “Goo pee ceeeeeee @priyankachopra wohoooo #Quantico!!!!”
Each episode of “Quantico” will focus on a different aspect of the recruits’ training at the FBI Academy, along with flashbacks to their pasts and jumps to the future where FBI trainee Alex Parrish (Priyanka Chopra) is accused of masterminding the biggest attack on New York City since 9/11, creator Joshua Safran said.
Alex isn’t the average lady cop and for an Federal Bureau of Investigation novice, she exudes an unapologetic confidence that doesn’t cross into annoyingly smug territory. This is evident from the fact that Alex has no problem broadcasting her tryst with Ryan (McLaughin) to the whole dorm. She’s the quintessential woman. “She’s ballsy and daring and badass and yet, at the same time, she is feminine and vulnerable and [is] a celebration of female empowerment”.
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The bubbly blond says her ease with firearms made it easy to relate to her sharp-shooting character Shelby Wyatt on CTV/ABC’s new conspiracy thriller “Quantico”.
