Prepare your ears, humans. Happy, sad, confused, begins now.

Today on Happy, sad, confused Priyanka Chopra Jonas on her new memoir and her

evolving film career. Hey guys, I'm Josh Harrow. It's welcome to another

edition of Happy, sad, confused. Another newbie to the podcast this week, we seem

to go in runs. I feel like sometimes like it's it's all the old friends

returning for another round and I love that but I also equally love meeting new

people, getting to know new people and that kind of fits Priyanka Chopra Jonas

who I think I've met just one or two times before but certainly never a lengthy

chat like this. So this was this was a nice opportunity. Priyanka is of course a

celebrated actor, a global superstar and you know some people you can kind of

like skirt that and be like yeah they're big around the world. No, no Priyanka is

the real deal. Priyanka before she ever came to you know Western cinema and

American television was already a ginormous deal back home. She has had a

remarkable life and she is now detailing it in her memoir called Unfinished. I had

a chance to read this. It is a great piece of work and it is truly a

fascinating tale, a unlikely story of a woman who had no aspirations to be an

actor or be in the entertainment business who found herself with this

amazing opportunity after she had won the Miss World competition and I guess

this was some somewhat of the usual process where like a Miss World then gets

these acting opportunities especially back home in India and and she

certainly made the most of it. She became a huge star in India in dozens of

films of varied pieces of work and then of course started to make the transition

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