Priyanka Chopra is gearing for her second Hollywood venture A Kid Like Jake. The trailer of the Hollywood flick is out and the die-hard PeeCee fans are losing their calm over the dusky beauty’s brief but meaningful glimpse in the 2-minute video trailer. While Chopra makes a blink-and-miss kind appearance in the clip, her fans can't stop raving about her content and quality.
In her 3-second portion in the film, Priyanka Chopra is heard saying, “Kindergarten is hard for a child, who..” before she’s interrupted by Jake’s mother, who is seemingly offended by her statement. However, we need to watch the film to comprehend whether PeeCee said this in a concerned manner or from a place of privilege of being a mother to a ‘normal’ child.
A fan wrote, "As she always says .. its not the length that matters its only the part and the importance of that particular in a story matters ... yup shes doing that #AKidLikeJake @priyankachopra can't wait..."
Another fan tweeted, "My sweet beautiful Amal. Content over quantity #AKidLikeJake".
A fan posted, "Finally!!! Look how beautiful she is looking. @priyankachopra #AKidLikeJake".
"Just seeing @priyankachopra's name flash on the trailer amongst such an incredible, powerful, stellar cast...makes me proud! #AKidLikeJake", read another post.
A tweet read, "I love the trailer. This is the kind of movie I love to watch. Be it a small role, it's gonna be a huge for PC. #AKidLikeJake".
One post read, "@priyankachopra Aww Loved #AKidLikeJake Trailer".
The 2-minute-36-second-long clip shows a couple with a four-year-old kid who is interested in fairytales and princesses. The confusion and doubtfulness ensue leading to tension between the couple.
The film revolves around the gender-conforming play, modern parenting, and understanding in relationships. The drama flick was premiered at the Sundance Film Festival 2018 and got a standing ovation from the audience.
The film also stars Claire Danes, Jim Parsons, and Octavia Spencer in pivotal roles. It is slated to hit the theaters on June 8, 2018.
