Priyanka Chopra gives a shut up call to an arrogant man

When B-Town actress Priyanka Chopra is not busy acting, she can be seen fulfilling her duties as a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador.

Day two – today we’re visiting the Za’atari Camp. https://t.co/PLGpOR6R3g #ChildrenUprooted @unicef #PCinJordan???????? https://t.co/Ki5027uxeL pic.twitter.com/79fTRsO88A

— PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) September 11, 2017

Recently, she went to meet Syrian refugee children residing in a refugee community in Amman, Jordan.

Priyanka kept updating with her meet and greet through her social media.

 

Sunday 9:00 am, Amman, Jordan: Looking forward to day and meeting some amazing #ChildrenOfSyria and volunteers. #MissionforChildren #ChildrenUprooted #PCInJordan

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She met various refugee kids, discovered their talents and even learned to write and name objects with them.

 

Fadi. Seven years old. Was so excited that he knew how to write his name in English but wrote it left to right because he knew arabic. It was very cute so we learnt how to write his name in English and he taught me to write my name in Arabic. #MissionForChildren #ChildrenUprooted #PCInJordan #ChildrenOfSyria @unicef

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This is Eman. She is an artist and these are her sketches. This particular one caught my attention because it depicts her version of the war. A man in a jail trying to feed a little bird. It broke my heart to see so much compassion despite of being so ravaged by war. Eman wants to show the world through her art what her imagination holds. God Bless. ???????? #MissionForChildren #ChildrenUprooted #PCInJordan #ChildrenOfSyria @unicef

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Cultures are so lovely.so different yet so similar. Kalam is arabic for pen and it’s kalam in Urdu/Hindi too. We found that funny. Since the kids were learning English I thought Pencil may be appropriate… #MissionForChildren #ChildrenUprooted #PCInJordan #ChildrenOfSyria @unicef

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This is Ammar(5), Ayat(8), Sulaiman (5 months) Wardshan(9) and they have an elder brother Saleh(10) who works at a grocery store to help supplement the family income, for only 2 Jordanian Dinar (that’s less than $3 USD.) Their father is a day laborer. Sulaiman needs a 2nd surgery because he has a clot in his nose. The family moved from Syria to Jordan 5 years ago. When I asked their mother what would be her wish…considering the war hasn’t ended, she said “if we can’t go home all I want is for my kids to get an education so they can fend for themselves when they are older and help rebuild Syria. We are blessed, we have enough to survive…others have much less.” They didn’t even have furniture in their home. The largesse of heart and compassion she had through her tears moved me to pieces. PLS GO TO www.unicef.org and DONATE whatever you can… let’s make this a collective #MissionForChildren #ChildrenUprooted #PCInJordan #ChildrenOfSyria @unicef

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Today was very emotional. As we go about our daily privileged lives, it’s hard to imagine that everything can be taken from you in an moment. Today we spent the day in a host community meeting Syrian refugee families (like this one) so desperately seeking a safe place of normalcy for their families. More than 80% of the Syrian refugees in Jordan live outside refugee camps in cities, urban centers and farming villages (host communities.) Amman hosts the largest number of Syrian refugees, about 180,000 people. Refugee families in host communities have limited livelihood opportunities, and after 6 years, have depleted their savings and borrowed money from everywhere to feed and support their families. @unicef #ChildrenUprooted #TheyAreUs

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Say hello to Omaima 16, Seba 17, Shaimaa 14, Hanin 15, Maria 15, Wafa 13, Ayat 16, and Maram 15. These are 16-17 yr olds in a school in the Za’atari Refugee Camp. Omaima couldn’t carry much when she and her family fled Syria…so she decided to carry soil and rocks from her garden to remember her country. Seba said they have all prepared themselves for when they go back to Syria after the war is over…knowing it will be almost unrecognizable. That’s the reason they go to school everyday, so that they can rebuild Syria again. Their determination for education, however much they can get, is incredible and truly overwhelming. These girls don’t have much at all, but yet Seba and Omaima took their bracelet and ring off to give me so I will always remember them. I’ll always remember you…I promise. It’s kids like this that will build a better world tomorrow. Please swipe left for more. @unicef #TheyAreUs #ChildrenUprooted #pcinjordan????????

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While Chopra was busy showcasing the war-stricken yet hopeful children’s dreams and talents, some birdbrains, as usual, chose to focus on irrelevant things. For instance:

 

I would request @priyankachopra that do visit rural areas of India where malnourished kids waiting for food. #MissionForChildren https://t.co/VTKdrRBUkr

— Ravindra Gautam (@RavindraGautam_) September 10, 2017

He objected to Chopra’s involvement with outsider children rather than the needy ones in India.

But Chopra didn’t take idiocy and inconsideration lying down. She gave a fitting response to this person:

Ive worked w/ @UNICEFIndia for 12 yrs&visited many such places. What have u done @RavindraGautam_ ?Y is 1 childs prob less imp than another? https://t.co/GaxeKyXDrK

— PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) September 10, 2017