'Priyanka Chopra always carries Haute couture better', tweets mom Madhu Chopra on comparison with Deepika Padukone

Madhu Chopra gave a strong reaction to a tweet that compared Priyanka Chopra Jonas' recent look with Deepika Padukone.


Priyanka Chopra, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Madhu Chopra, Deepika Padukone

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Updated: May 27, 2021, 03:56 PM IST

Priyanka Chopra Jonas recently graced the cover of Vogue Australia and raised the temperature on the Internet. The actor shared her stylish photos which grabbed eyeballs and she is indeed looking drop-dead gorgeous. However, netizens pointed out that one of the photos of Priyanka is similar to that of Deepika as both the actors wore a black pencil dress. But it seems like the comparison didn't go well with PeeCee's mom Madhu Chopra.

She called out a website from her unverified Twitter page by writing, "Only a blind will think they are wearing the same outfit. Besides Pri always carries Haute couture better."

One of the users replied to Madhu by tweeting, "Aunty is so embarrassing." To which Chopra senior replied, "Stating facts is not embarrassing."

Meanwhile, in the recently concluded Billboard Music Awards 2021, Priyanka turned heads with her red carpet look. PeeCee wore a custom Dolce & Gabbana dress, inspired by the brands Fall 2007 collection. The sheer gold ensemble featured a thigh-high slit and an accentuated waistline thanks to a metallic gold belt by Dior.

Priyanka teamed the nude gown with classic jewels by Bulgari wearing a Serpenti bracelet, diamond drop earrings, and rings. Strappy metallic sandals, soft smokey eyes and silky hair extensions completed the transformation.

However, Diet Sabya called her out for wearing a brand which (Dolce & Gabbana) was boycotted in 2018 by many for being "racist" and many ditched the brand altogether as part of the 'cancel culture'. 

After attending BBMAs in Los Angeles, Priyanka returned to London for her work.