Priyanka Chopra Jonas made India proud by joining Oprah Winfrey at the 10th Annual Women In the World Summit!

The 10th annual Women in the World summit was a convening of mighty women leaders, blazing activists and courageous influencers who moved audiences with their provocative first-person storytelling and shook up worldviews.

Joining women leaders who never let censorship, patriarchy, or injustice get in the way of their dreams, International icon Priyanka Chopra Jonas joined Oprah Winfrey, Stacey Abrams, Anna Wintour and Brie Larson, Cindy McCain among others at the Summit that marked 10 years of shaping opinions, setting agendas and celebrating women on the front edge of social change.

While Oprah Winfrey addressed Feminism and asked this year's imperative question: "Can women save the world?", Priyanka Chopra said, "Feminism is all about choices. Every individual woman makes individual choices.Allow your brain to have ideas. Think about how you can make those ideas real, because this is the time when we can do it. Never before in history of mankind have we been able to sit in our homes, have an idea and maybe create into an app and monetize it. You can do anything, anywhere".

From being the first Indian-born woman to headline a prime time show in the USA, to an icon of girl power, the first breakthrough star in American pop culture and Hollywood,while being one of the biggest Indian moviestars ,global icon Priyanka Chopra is truly a trailblazer going where no Indian superstar has before and creating ripples at that. She explained, "I played ethnically ambiguous parts. It took me all those ethnically ambiguous parts to be where I am today. I did not want to do stereotype roles because then all you will see is what I already know I can do. I am Indian, I can do that."

Priyanka boasts of a remarkably diverse portfolio – While her production company develops movies across India's film industries, she continues to work tirelessly as an activist and ambassador for UNICEF and recently turned a tech investor in the women-first social network app, Bumble that empowers women to take control of their futures.

She said, "Social responsibility is something that we all need to feel. We all live in this world. Our actions can resonate far beyond what we see. We have a responsibility to care about our society. We come from families where philanthropy is not a choice, it's just second nature. 'If we focus on the children of the world, the world becomes a better place. Unfortunately, people like to read about me falling on the red carpet a lot more than anything else that I do, so I take that power and actually bring the attention to something that the world actually needs to talk about."