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Priyanka Chopra turns very expensive for New Year Party

  • IndiaGlitz, [Saturday,December 21 2013]

The ‘Desi Girl’ not only knows how to capture audience’s hearts but also knows ways to rule their pockets.

Talks are that Priyanka Chopra will be paid nearly six millions for a dance performance at New Year’s party in Chennai. And don’t be shocked to see the duration of her slot... It is said that the actress will be getting such exorbitant fees for a mere 7 minutes performance! Yeah, OMG, na??

It is said that initially the organisers were bit apprehensive with the rate since she made it clear she will only dance and won’t sing; but then going by the popularity of Piggy Chops they felt it will be worth it. Besides they are expecting the event to be a great crowd-puller.

Priyanka last grabbed eyeballs with her sizzling dance number Ram Chahe Leela in ‘Goliyon Ki Raasleela - Ram-Leela’ as well hit an international success as a singer.

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