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Priyanka Chopra Teases Fans About Her Next International Project

IANS, 20 Sep, 2016 01:31 PM
    After making her debut on the red carpet of 68th annual Emmy Primetime Awards ceremony this year, Indian actress Priyanka Chopra has teased her fans and followers about her next international project, saying 'keep guessing'.
     
    The actress laid out a fashionable statement at the ceremony, which was held here on Sunday night, dipped in the hues of red. And post the ceremony, she took to Twitter to talk about her next 'surprise' for her fans, which started a guessing game. 
     
    The actress posted: "The thrill of the unchartered and the new... that's what drives me. So, what's next? #KeepGuessing #TasteLifeInStyle". 
     
    Meanwhile, the actress is busy shooting for the second season of American TV show "Quantico", which will air in India on Star World and Star World HD from September 26. 

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