After SONA restaurant, Priyanka Chopra opens SONA homeware line
There's no stopping Desi Girl! Actor Priyanka Chopra has added another feather to her entrepreneurial hat by launching a new homeware line in the US. SONA Home will reflect the Indian roots of the star as she hopes to build a community with her new brand. Chopra and her SONA restaurant co-founder Maneesh Goyal have once again come together for the latest venture.
Why does this story matter?
Ever since Chopra shifted bases and moved to America, she has not limited herself to acting and producing pursuits (under her Purple Pebble Pictures banner). Apart from founding the SONA restaurant in New York, the 39-year-old also founded a haircare line called Anomaly Haircare in January 2021. Further, she has invested in a US-based rental marketplace, dating app Bumble, and a coding education start-up.
Chopra spoke about challenges in making America 'second home'
Taking to her Instagram handle, PeeCee dropped a video to mark the launch of the brand on Wednesday. She spoke of the inspiration behind SONA Home and her goals. "It was challenging to come from India and make America my second home, but my journey led me to a place where I found a second family and friends," read part of her caption.
'Experience same love for hosting, community, family, culture'
"Indian culture is known for its hospitality, it's all about community and bringing people together...and for me, that is the ethos of SONA HOME," read the post. "From our table to yours, we hope that you experience our same love for hosting, community, family, and culture in your home." According to her post, interested individuals can place their orders on the brand's website.
Check out a few glimpses of the line here
Chopra, the actor, is super busy, too
Apart from her business ventures, the Fashion actor has several acting projects to keep her busy. She recently finished the shoot for Anthony and Joe Russo's OTT series Citadel and shared a video to commemorate the occasion. Separately, she will appear in Ending Things, It's All Coming Back To Me, and Farhan Akhtar's Jee Le Zaraa. Chopra also has The Secret Daughter adaptation.
