Priyanka Chopra may bid farewell to 'Quantico' to return to Bollywood
Bollywood superstar, Priyanka Chopra is weighing her options before calling it quits with Quantico and making a return on to the silver screens after a considerable gap.
The actor last seen in the 2016 released film ‘Jai Gangaajal’, may have found the right moment to make a grand return into the industry back home with the Ali Abbas Zafar directorial ‘Bharat’ which will star Salman Khan.
As per reports, the 35-year-old actor has shown interest in the script of ‘Bharat’ which could subsequently lead to her pairing up with Salman after an extensive gap of ten years.
"Priyanka was quite taken by the script of Bharat. What also added to her excitement was that it would give her the chance to team up with Salman after a decade. But she's not signed on the dotted line yet," a report in Indian media quoted a source as saying.
It has also been said that Priyanka does not want to carry forward with the American television series Quantico’s fourth season and instead is interested in taking upon a Bollywood film before heading towards another international project.
However, she won’t be rejecting the show runners of Quantico if it gets renewal for a fourth season, depending upon the performance of the previous one.
"Priyanka feels the show will lose steam if they continue with more seasons. Before pursuing any more international offers, she wants to do a Hindi film.
She won't say no to them if the next season is sanctioned, but she fears being repetitive" media reports have quoted the source.
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