-That was serious, right? -Uh-huh.

-You are a trouper, pal. Thank you for doing this.

Why did we do that?

-Why did we do that to ourselves?

-I don't understand why. It was so painful.

-We did chicken wings last time. -I know.

-Hot wings this time. [ Laughter ]

-Are you good with --

-Let's get some candy next time or something.

-I know. Are you good with spicy, though?

-I'm really good with spices. That was like 400 times --

Isn't that what he said?

Like 400 times a jalapeño or something?

-I have like -- Everything is draining

out of my head right now. -Every orifice.

-Seriously, every -- Yeah, every orifice.

[ Laughter ]

Priyanka, last time you were on the show,

we were talking about you and Nick being a celebrity couple.

Do you have a celebrity name?

-Yeah, well, it didn't take. -It didn't take?

Well, no one wanted to -- 'Cause Priyanka and Nick.

-Nobody wants to call us Prick.

[ Laughter ]

-It's just not taking off at all.

-It's just not. -It's not taking off.

-I've been campaigning for it. -I know.

-I did it on your show. -I know.

-I thought, like, maybe if I yelled it out on your show,

I'd get a little bit more traction.

-No, no. -No.

-No one wants to do it. -I think Nick doesn't like it.

That's why he's not campaigning it for me.

-Aha. -Not a very supportive husband.

You know? [ Laughter ]

-You're a very supportive wife, as well.

You've been on tour with those guys.

The Jonas Brothers. -Yeah.

-I couldn't even remember their name.

[ Laughter ]

I'm freaking out right now, seriously.

-With those guys, yeah. Those three.

-Oh, my gosh. How's the tour been?

-It's been so great.

They're doing like 75 shows in three months.

It's crazy. They're in a different city every day.

-They're crushing it, though. -But it's just so amazing.

I didn't really know very much,

and I'm gonna get killed for saying this,

but before I got married, and before I started dating Nick,

I didn't know too much about

the euphoria that is the Jonas Brothers.

And when I started going to their concerts,

just seeing like 30,000 people singing every lyric was just --

like, I'm a full groupie now. -Oh, really?

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

-They're crushing it. You're both crushing it.

I mean, 'cause you're out there promoting this movie,

"The Sky is Pink." -My tongue is pink.

-I know, exactly. Yeah.

My tongue is red.

Explain to me this, this is -- You're promoting the movie.

Where are you here, and how many people are involved?

-Yeah. This was New Delhi,

and this was Amity College in New Dehli.

It was about 60,000 people that showed up.

-Wait. How does that work? -I know.

-Like, where were you? -This was in a school.

Literally a college, and like --

-And you said, "Hey, we just want to get the word out"?

-We wanted to come in and, like,

speak to people and talk about the movie

because it's such a special movie

and based on a real-life family.

And 60,000 people came in.

It was incredible.

I mean, the population of India helps.

-Yeah, exactly, yeah. [ Laughter ]

That's true. You're right.

The movie is beautiful.

I will tell everyone to go see it.

It's heartbreaking, but it's also funny.

And it's a family drama.

It's the best way I can set it up.

But it's real. It's a real family.

-Yeah. It's a true life story about a family that found out

when their daughter was 1, that she had an illness

where she would survive maybe five years.

And they decided that even though she might not have

a long life, they're gonna give her a really, really big life.

And made everything an adventure,

and she gobbled up life.

She eventually went on to write a book, gave like a TED Talk

and lived a really incredible life.

So I feel like this movie is sort of so inspiring

in a world where we're so disjointed from our families.

This reminds you how important family support can be,

and in a really positive, joyful way.

-Yeah. It got a standing ovation in the Toronto Film Festival.

-Yeah. -A 10-minute standing ovation.

-Yeah, it did. -That's got to feel good, huh?

-It was amazing.

I mean, for 10 minutes people just kept clapping.

And people were crying and laughing.

And so many people came up to me after, and said,

"You know, I felt like calling my mom,"

or, "I felt like it reminded me life is short,

and I want to live it so much."

And I guess cinema should do that.

And I'm just so proud to be a part of something like that.

-It's a great film.

Do you want to set up this clip?

-Yeah, well, the clip that you're gonna see is when --

80% of marriages usually end up in divorce

after you lose a child.

And this is the scene where she just loses it

after she's lost her child and starts sort of

inflicting drama upon herself

because she doesn't know what else to do.

She's only taken care of her kid her whole life.

-Gosh. I want to show everyone a clip.

Here's Priyanka Chopra Jonas in "The Sky is Pink."

Take a look.

[ Conversing in Hindi ]

[ Conversing in Hindi ]

[ Conversing in Hindi ]

-Ooh. [ Cheers and applause ]

-Priyanka Chopra Jonas, everybody!