The actress is featured in National Geographic’s list of celebrities using their platform to fight stigma and promote early detection of the condition. Talking about diabetes awareness in India, Chopra noted that although the country has the highest number of diabetes cases, “awareness is very low,” she said.Sharing her personal journey to learn about the condition, she recalled her first fears after marrying Nick. Sharing how anxious she was at first, she said, “I would sometimes wake up in the middle of the night to see if she was breathing.”Sharing the importance of awareness, she said, “Don’t be afraid of the diagnosis… You can manage and live with this condition, and you can move forward with it.”On a personal level, Priyanka has been a part of a non-profit co-founded by her husband, which has been involved in early diagnosis awareness campaigns in India. The initiative has also reached global platforms, including the United Nations General Assembly.Along with her claim, Priyanka has been juggling her film star career. The actor recently released his debut Hollywood production ‘The Bluff’. She was also a favorite during Hollywood award season, not only appearing on the red carpet, but also becoming a show host. She was also spotted at fashion events around the world, and even attended Hollywood parties before the Oscars. On the work front, Chopra will begin the next schedule of ‘Varanasi’. According to reports, director SS Rajamouli will take the production to Antarctica to shoot a portion of the film at Ross Glacier. The film will be released in 2027.
