Priyanka Chopra, now prepping for her Hollywood debut in Baywatch, is set to appear on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, reports news agency PTI. The 34-year-old actress will be on the show in order to promote her upcoming film, which is an adaptation of the iconic TV series 90s and stars Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. As star of American network show Quantico, Priyanka is already a talk show veteran and made her second appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live earlier this month. She's also downed tequila shots on The Ellen Show and beaten Jimmy Fallon in a chicken wing eating contest. So Stephen Colbert will just have to watch out for this Desi Girl. The Late Show With Stephen Colbert episode with Priyanka Chopra will be aired on February 7.

Priyanka Chopra recently made a solo appearance on Koffee with Karan, in which Karan Johar addressed her as the 'biggest newsmaker' of the times. It was no understatement - Priyanka received the Padma Shri last year, presented at the Oscars, Emmys and the Golden Globes and won two consecutive People's Choice Awards for Quantico in which she plays Alex Parrish, a former FBI trainee who joins the CIA in the show's second season.

A five-year-old boy gets lost on the streets of Calcutta. After several misadventures finds himself a new life and home in Australia. 25 years later in search of his roots he lands in India again, does it read like the screenplay of a film? Well, for most of us yes, but this is the life story of Saroo Brierley, whose real life translates on reel with Lion. The film, which scooped six Oscar nominations including one for best picture. 34-year-old Saroo's life in Tasmania, is far removed from the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, but ever since his book Long way Home was adapted into the screenplay for Lion featuring Nicole Kidman and Dev Patel, life has been one whirlwind of red carpets, TV interviews and movie promotions.

Used to interviewing film stars "the reel hero's ," I was rather keen to meet this "real hero,". After all there are not many five-year-old's like Saroo who lived through what he did, who would have thought even little Saroo himself when he was lost on a railway platform, that from a nondescript hamlet in India he would find himself half way across the world in Tasmania, living a life far removed from the one he had been used too.

Actor Dwayne Johnson has unveiled the first look of his character Dr Bravestone from the upcoming sequel of the 1995 'Jumanji'.

The 44-year-old former wrestler shared the picture on Instagram with his fans to debut a tentative look of the 'smoldering' Dr Bravestone.

"EXCLUSIVE FIRST LOOK: Concept art of my #JUMANJI character. 'The Smoldering' Dr Bravestone. (not sure where my pecs went;). This is gonna be fun.. Me, @kevinhart4real, Jack Black, @NickJonas and the Ginger Assassin @karengillanofficial can't wait to 'play the game that plays you'," he wrote.