Priyanka Chopra tried to commit suicide? Actress breaks silence; Here's what she said
New Delhi, April 13: News about Priyanka Chopra commiting suicide during her struggle days came to fore a few days ago, and now the actress has finally broken her silence over the matter.
Breaking silence on the claims made by her former manager Prakash Jaju, who alleged the actress tried to commit suicide thrice during her struggling days, Priyanka said that his statements were not authentic.
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"This is utter... First of all, it's so sad that Indian media has given credibility to the man, who was in jail because of harassing me, without checking the history who the person is. So, I have nothing to say because there is no credibility to this person, who media is giving credibility to," Priyanka Chopra said.
Jaju's tweets came days after popular TV actress Pratyusha Banerjee was found dead at her home. The police suspected she committed suicide due to stress over her relationship with boyfriend Rahul Raj Singh.
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Pratyusha's demise re-opened the ever ongoing debate if people from showbiz are more prone to depression. Priyanka, however, finds it disappointing that finger has been pointed at the entertainment industry.
"Why
don't
we
talk
about
those
women,
who
commit
suicide
because
they
were
harassed
by
the
mother-in-laws
or
being
beaten
in
their
homes?
Or
they
kill
themselves
because
they
are
unhappy
in
their
homes?
It's
so
easy
to
turn
around
and
say
about
the
showbiz
world."
Priyanka condemned those, who are talking ill about the actress without even finding the actual truth. "Nobody knows the truth. Nobody ever tried to find out what the poor 24-year-old girl was going through... And as usual, people are dissecting her life. People are unnecessarily talking about her, not giving her and family the respect they deserve right now."
Priyanka said tha the youth should not end their own lives and rather teach a lesson to the person, who is bothering them. "Young people are also committing suicide in colleges and hostels. I believe why they have to kill themselves for somebody else. I would kill that person first before ending my life for the person."
The 33-year-old former Miss World was on Tuesday awarded Padma Shri, India's fourth highest civilian honour by President Pranab Mukherjee.
OneIndia News
(With inputs from agencies)
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