'My way or the Highway'- Priyanka Chopra

Till now, we have only heard stories of actors like Aamir Khan, Salman Khan and Akshay Kumar demanding changes in their film's storyline. But, who says that top actresses don't have their way in the Hindi film industry? Priyanka Chopra proved this point recently.

Priyanka forced director Madhur Bhandarkar to change Fashion's climax, and the filmmaker had no choice but to relent.

An insider says, "Madhur had consumed a lot of time trying to rope in an actress for Fashion. He had approached Bipasha Basu and Kareena Kapoor for the role but things didn't work out. In fact, he was very keen on signing Kareena.

However, some of the people from his creative team felt that Kareena wouldn't suit the role because her body structure is unlike that of a model. He finally decided to sign Priyanka. However, he had to relook at the script from Priyanka's perspective."

"It is a known fact that Madhur took a long time to convince Priyanka for this role, but nobody knew why Priyanka was dilly-dallying. The main reason was that she was not comfortable with the ending," the insider adds.

So what changes did Priyanka demand? Our source reveals, "The original end of the film had Priyanka becoming pregnant. The script had the actress playing a girl who has many men in her life and is unperturbed about her pregnancy even though she is unmarried.

On the contrary, she decides to flaunt her pregnancy. However, Priyanka found that idea too bold and told Madhur that it might go against her image."

The new ending will not find Priyanka becoming pregnant. The end has been mellowed down to suit the actress' sensibilities.

When contacted, Ajay Monga, who is one of the writers on the film, did not deny the story. He simply said, "I am not supposed to talk on this matter. I hope you understand. Moreover, I am currently busy with the script of my first film as a director which will be launched very soon."

We repeatedly called and sent text messages to Priyanka but she remained unavailable for comment. So was the director Madhur Bhandarkar.