“It feels so inclusive,” remarked the 40-year-old. PeeCee further said, “Diversity now feels more real to me,” as she mentioned that streaming has given actors the “ability to not just be a part of English-language movies but also they have out movies”. While talking about how her mother watched Korean dramas all night, the Bajirao Mastani actress commented, “You know it has created such cross-pollination.” “So, I think it is so exciting to be able to see such incredible diversity. Global diversity in entertainment,” she added. Earlier, PeeCee returned to LA after a short trip to India where she also performed her duties as a UNICEF ambassador and visited a girls’ school. Meanwhile, on the work front, the actress will next be seen in Bollywood movie Jee Le Zaraa.
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