The Global Icon “Priyanka Chopra” stepped into the glamour world at the age of 17 when she won the Miss India beauty pageant after that she also wore the crown of Miss World. Post her fame in Bollywood her American TV series Quantico brought her recognition overseas. Along with this, the actress won two consecutive People’s Choice Awards for her role of Alex Parrish in Quantico. And now after few of the Bollywood stars like Rishi Kapoor, Ayuhsmann Khurrana, Twinkle Khanna, Naseeruddin Shah turned author, Its Priyanka Chopra’s turn now. The Global Icons or let’s say our Desi Girl is to Pen Down Her 'Extraordinary Journey' In a Memoir Titled Unfinished book. This book will be a collection of personal essays, stories, and observations. And would be available on a book stand in the coming next n year. The publication house “Penguin Random House India” made this amazing announcement. In the words of PC, Unfinished is a book which aims at inspiring women to dream big and aim for everything in life. PC revealing the insight into her memoir said, “The flavor of the book will be honest, funny, spirited, bold and rebellious, just like me. I have always been a private person. She also added saying that she never spoke about her feeling during her journey, but now she is all ready to do so. Further explaining more about her purpose of penning these short stories and personal experiences, when it came to opinions she was raised to be fearless and in the hope of inspiring people she told that she would like to tell her story especially women to change the conversation, to shatter glass ceilings. Women are always told we can’t have everything. She added “I want everything, and I believe anyone else can have it too. I’m a proof of it”. Let’s now tell you about the post that PC revealed her thoughts about writing a book on Instagram. The indescribable sense of accomplishment is achieved every time I check something off my “bucket list” and that’s where I am at this moment. I’ve always wanted to write a book, but the timing never felt right. My first instinct it was always to wait with each opportunity that was presented by itself because I wasn’t (and I’m still not) finished. Before putting pen to paper and exposing thi