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Priyanka ChopraLife may seem perfect to a global star, happily married - but it has experienced hard times to reach where it is today. In his new memoir,Unfinished,Chopra writes on racist intimidation She has lived as a teenager when she moved from India to the United States. In a new interview withPeopleChopra then talked about this traumatic experience she described inHis book, who strikes shelves on February 9th.

Chopra moved from India to the US.S. At the age of 12 to live with an enlarged family. Then, within the United States, she moved from New York to Indianapolis to Newton, Massachusetts. It was in Newton that bullying was so bad for Chopra that she decided to return to India.

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By the timeChopra has moved At Massachusetts and started attending high school, she had been at the US for three years. As indicated byPeople, inUnfinished, Chopra writes that other students reported things like "Brownie, return to your country!" And "go back on the elephant you have arrived." She tried to ignore them or get help from an orientation advisor, but it was not enough.

"I took it very personally. At the bottom of, it starts to gnaw," said the actor aged 38People. "I went to a shell. I was like:" Do not look at me. I just want to be invisible. "My confidence was stripped. I always considered myself a confident person, but I was very uncertain about where I was standing, who I was."

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"I do not even blame the city, honestly," says ChopraPeople. "I just think it was girls who, at this age, just say something that will hurt. Now, on the other side of 35 years, I can say that it probably comes from a place of between them unsecured. But at this time, I took it very personally. "

Chopra previously talked about being intimidatedAN INTERVIEW 2019 with the associated press. At that time she said she had made a conscious decision not to let intimidation ruin her life. "I really decided that I'm not going to feel like that," she said. "But it took this innate sense of self, that I think was created in me through my parents. It took my education and my environment to create it."

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At age 15, Chopra decided to return to India to live once more with his mother and mother. "I was so blessed that when I returned to India, I was surrounded by so much love and admiration for whom I was," Chopra said. "Back to India healed me after this experience in high school."

She then participated in activities at school in India, including interim. "[That] built my confidence, having made new friends who were incredible and magnets and did teenage things," she saidPeople. "Go to the holidays, have crushed, go out with all things, normal things. It just built me."

It was not long after Chopra won the Paced Miss World. Then she became a bollywood actor. His big crossover to the American public came when she started watching the ABC showQuantico in 2015.

Whether it's intimidation or something else entirely, Chopra shared his advice for others dealing with insecurity.

"Insecurity becomes small as soon as you speak with someone you trust: a therapist, a counselor. I feel like a lot of people spend their time when they feel dark [isolation]. It's the Worst thing to do is the worst thing to do, is to feel sad alone, "said Chopra People . "We have the choice, most of the time, to get out of the dark ourselves. The best way I found to do it is to talk to people who care."

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