Sweta Keswani: Priyanka Chopra Prioritizes Herself Over South Asians

Sweta Keswani: Priyanka Chopra Prioritizes Herself Over South Asians

‘Priyanka Chopra is only helping herself, not other South Asians, she’s not Mindy Kaling’, says Sweta Keswani

Sweta Keswani believes Mindy Kaling is more impactful for South Asians than Priyanka Chopra, noting that Kaling actively writes and produces for their community.

Sweta Keswani, an actress with over a decade of experience in the US, voiced her thoughts on Priyanka Chopra, stating that the latter is mainly focused on her own success rather than uplifting other South Asians. In an interview, she contrasted Chopra’s achievements with those of Mindy Kaling, emphasizing the latter’s contributions to the community.


Sweta Keswani believes Mindy Kaling supports South Asians better than Priyanka Chopra.

Sweta Keswani’s Thoughts on Priyanka

Keswani expressed her admiration for Chopra’s achievements while claiming that they haven’t translated into support for the broader South Asian community. She stated, “While I recognize Priyanka’s incredible accomplishments, she is not doing for South Asians what Mindy Kaling does. Kaling is actively involved in writing, producing, and providing opportunities for South Asians in the industry.”

Additionally, she mentioned the dynamics of industry cliques, indicating that she sometimes feels excluded from the South Asian circles in Hollywood.

Sweta’s Career Highlights

Sweta is well-regarded for her roles in popular Indian shows like “Baa Bahu Aur Baby,” “Kahaani Ghar Ghar Ki,” and “Des Mein Nikla Hoga Chand.” Her international portfolio includes projects such as “New Amsterdam,” “The Blacklist,” and “Law & Order SVU,” where she is set to appear in an upcoming episode.

Priyanka’s Hollywood Journey

Priyanka Chopra launched her Hollywood career with “Quantico,” followed by parts in “Baywatch” and “The Matrix Resurrections.” Most recently, she took on leading roles in “Citadel” and the upcoming film “Heads of State.”

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Fans eagerly await her performances in the second season of “Citadel” and in a historical pirate film titled “The Bluff,” where she shares the screen with Karl Urban.

What are your thoughts on the impact of these actresses in promoting representation for South Asians in Hollywood?

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