Priyanka Chopra's Memoir 'Unfinished' Makes It To US Bestseller List Even Before Its Release

Actor Priyanka Chopra revealed that her memoir Unfinished has become a bestseller on Amazon. In just a span of 12 hours, Chopra's book made it to top of the charts in the US on just pre-order basis.

Chopra took to social media to share this news with her fans.

Thank you all for taking us to number 1 in the US in less than 12 hours! I hope you all love the book. ❤️ https://t.co/HHckbxxRSv

— PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) October 3, 2020

Unfinished is available for pre-order as hardcover, ebook and audio on various sites such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kindle, Audible, among others.

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Priyanka Chopra on writing Unfinished

Chopra has been sharing peeks into the release of Unfinished on her Instagram handle since last three days. She posted various video clips of her life's highlights with the caption, "We all have a journey and a story to tell. #unfinished". Yesterday, she shared the cover of her memoir with her fans and wrote that 'ironically' she had named her memoir years before she started writing it. Her latest post says, "We all have a different story to tell, this is my story, and I am #unfinished."

About her decision to pen a memoir, Chopra told PEOPLE magazine, "It seems like the right time to introspect on my life, that was my reason for writing the book," revealing that it took her two years to finish it."

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Adding that she was nervous about releasing her memoir Priyanka Chopra further said in the interview, "This is me baring open, from the time I was a kid to when I got into pageants and what that felt like as someone who had no experience of the pageant world, and then being thrown into the Bollywood system and wanting to change my career path in my 30s, which is girls are told it's beyond our prime to start all over again," Further saying that she had to push against the norm a lot through her whole life, and she has discussed that in her memoir "in-depth".

Unfinished is expected to hit stands on January 19, 2021 as announced by Penguin Random House India on Friday.