Priyanka Chopra misses father amid ‘Quantico’ acclamation

October 06, 2015 11:09 am | Updated 11:15 am IST - Los Angeles

Mumbai: Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra addressing 'Reaching the Health Millennium Goals: The Critical Role of Indias Business Sector' session in Mumbai on Wednesday. PTI Photo by Santosh Hirlekar(PTI11_13_2013_000016A)

Mumbai: Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra addressing 'Reaching the Health Millennium Goals: The Critical Role of Indias Business Sector' session in Mumbai on Wednesday. PTI Photo by Santosh Hirlekar(PTI11_13_2013_000016A)

Actress Priyanka Chopra wishes her father was alive to witness the warm response she is receiving for her performance in debut American TV series Quantico .

Ashok Chopra passed away two years ago after a prolonged battle with cancer.

The Mary Kom star, who inherited the love for music from her late father, has always been vocal about their bond and even has a tattoo ‘Daddy’s lil girl’ inked on her wrist.

The 33-year-old actress said she misses him more on days of achievements.

“I miss my dad today. Always so happy for my achievements... The pride I saw in his eyes made me fly fearlessly knowing he’d catch me if I fall,” Priyanka posted on Twitter.

The actress has not only managed to impress her fans here and colleagues from Bollywood but also got a thumbs up from international TV critics.

The show premiered in India on October 3. Priyanka is seen as FBI trainee Alex Parrish, suspected of committing a terrorist attack, in the thriller drama.

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