Why Priyanka Chopra Never Learned to Cook

In this episode of Vogue's Now Serving, “Citadel” star Priyanka Chopra Jonas prepares a “cereal spectacular,” a delicious stuffed omelette, and one very strong drink.


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[ladylove]

She sounds like she had amazing parents,
I love the story of her mother as well not putting the pressures of marriage on her

[Skinner]

What an amazing father!!! You can always learn to cook at any age.

[cocoandpika]

I think everyone should learn to cook - no matter their gender. When I have children, they’ll be learning how to cook and clean, no matter if they’re a boy or girl. I think it’s a necessity for EVERYONE to learn. if she’s a girl, I don’t want her ever thinking the sole responsibility of cooking is to fall on her in future relationships; if he’s a boy, I don’t want him thinking that cooking is a “woman’s job” 🙄.

[Agexonose]

After reading the comments looks like the ppls clearly didn't understand what she's trying to say...
She meant that her dad was brought in family where house works were meant only for women which obviously most of 90s indian houses were, so her dad didn't want her to grow up like that he wants her to be independent which now most families wants for their daughters to be independent.
I also remember a interview of her cousin parineeti where she said that her dad at the age of 30 didn't know about periods until her mother told him about her cousin also said that she never wants a husband like her father so now u guys can think how much Orthodox her family would be..

[codingwithchan]

Even my dad used to say the same thing. It’s a blessing to have such parents

[poornimav]

Cooking is a survival skill! Nothing to be ashamed of knowing it or spending time on it! It is not a gender based role! Both men and woman must learn it!

[vminkookalwayz]

I am a teen and I live in India and this is so real but my mom wants me to know the basics so that I don't struggle when I move out

[raghadalashoor]

I mean he literally pushed and supported her to grow tohow she is today
I think this is amazing
And cooking is like something you learn by experience and could be learned anytime
But to let her discover herself and be who she is today that's more important than being in the kitchen

[andra_]

Absolutely love this, her dad is awesome 🙌

[bun]

Cooking, swimming, and driving are survival skills. Those are skills, how and when to use them is up to each person.

[AvanthikaMadhav]

'Thanks, Dad...🤜' was awesome. 😅 very much relatable...

[rosminlittle]

Cooking is a life skill, and both my boys cook❤

[rarora]

What she said is so true! Its time women start fighting for the life that THEY want for THEMSELVES!

[orinsworld]

Just want to say someone send her dad a muffin basket for being such an amazing parent

[puresoul]

This girl always reduce my stress she is just an inspiration for girls like me an ambitious girl😊❤

[FAHIMA-yg]

She is amazing 👏 ❤bless u and ur husband forever ❤

[athapa]

Not my dad but my mom never let me in the kitchen, which didn't bother me or anyone else in my family except for my grandmother. My parents are pretty conservative but for a lot of things they never put pressure on me. And I am grateful for that.

[sweetcherry]

Your father would have been amazing If he taught you and your brother how to cook, without discrimination. Cooking is a life skill honey

[hiitsme]

I can completely understand priyankas dad. And I think he was the best dad in the whole world

[amangiseneviratne]

Cooking is a life skill. It’s a shame if anyone looks down on it. Sad 😢