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Priyanka Chopra gets hurt on sets of new film 'The Bluff'

The Bluff will stream on Prime Video.

Priyanka Chopra gets hurt on sets of new film 'The Bluff'

Actress Priyanka Chopra sustained a minor injury while she was filming for her upcoming Hollywood project The Bluff.

The 41-year-old actress, who recently started shooting for the film in Australia, on Wednesday posted a selfie, which showed a deep scratch on her throat, on her Instagram Stories.


“Oh, the professional hazards on my jobs #latestaquisition #thebluff #stunts," Priyanka captioned the photo.

The Bluff, which hails from Russo Brothers' banner AGBO Studios and Amazon MGM Studios, will feature Priyanka as a former female pirate.

Set in the 19th-century Caribbean, The Bluff follows a former female pirate who must protect her family when the mysterious sins of her past catch up to her.

The movie will be directed by Frank E Flowers, who has co-written it with Joe Ballarini.

Chopra Jonas also serves as a producer on the film alongside AGBO's Anthony and Joe Russo -- executive producers of her Prime Video show Citadel.

The Bluff will stream on Prime Video.

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