that Chopra Jonas loved the script and wanted to meet her. “And thus the
journey started—blessed by Ishan all the way,” she says.
The two women grew close while shooting, drawn together by a mutual
understanding of loss and love. “We laughed, we cried, we bonded,” says Bose.
“Priyanka is extremely hard-working and committed. She had to fly to Paris
in the middle of the shoot once for a wedding-gown fitting. She took the night
flight after shooting all day and came back the next day, straight to the set. She
shot 12 hou r s a d ay w it h u s up to fi ve d ay s b efore her wedd i ng. W ho does t h at? ”
But, at the core of The Sky Is Pink is a love between husband and wife that
cuts through the pain. Despite the countless sorrows and hurdles, the two
remain as committed to each other as they are to their family. That’s something
newlywed Chopra Jonas can relate to.
“Nick and I are both big lovers of family,” she says. “Today is the opening
show of Nick’s tour, and we have a crew of about 35 people—husbands and
kids—and food and a dog. It’s amazing.” Her family expanded again recently
when Sophie Turner of Game of Thrones married Joe Jonas, joining Danielle
Jonas as Chopra Jonas’ sisters-in-law. She’s relieved that they all hit it off right
away and became close friends. “Thank God. Can you imagine?” she says
conspiratorially, like a woman who knows she could have lost that lottery.
Despite her marriage, Chopra Jonas is hardly settling down. She manages
a tri-coastal “nomadic” existence for now, with homes in L.A., New York and
Mumbai. “Both Nick and I fly back and forth from India,” she explains. “He
was in India eight times last year, and I go every couple of months because I
still have a lot of things that I’m producing there.”
“Home is wherever I choose it to be,” she says. “As long as I have the people
who matter.”
“Home is wherever I
choose it to be—as long
as I have the
people who matter.”