Priyanka Chopra says “Tiger” helped her rediscover India’s natural beauty
The narrator of the documentary “Tiger,” Priyanka Chopra Jonas, has explained why she is particularly fond of the tale of these magnificent large animals.
When asked about her thoughts about narrating the documentary, the actress said, “I have a particular place in my heart for Tiger. The beauty of India and its woods, as well as my connection to Mother Nature, have both been greatly enhanced by this movie.
It was thrilling to tell the story of Ambar’s trek into the vast woods and all of her secrets, challenges, and sufferings.
The video explores the extraordinary life of Ambar, a young tigress who must overcome the difficulties of raising her children in the verdant jungle.
“Ambar’s journey holds invaluable lessons for us all,” Priyanka said. It is a moving reminder of the resiliency and beauty of the natural world, as well as the ways in which humans may find courage and inspiration in these amazing animals.
“Tiger,” which was filmed over 1,500 days, was produced by Mark Linfield, Vanessa Berlowitz, and Rob Sullivan, with direction by the three of them.
