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Priyanka Chopra tested her knowledge of Indian culture and origins, scoring 10 out of 16 questions (62.5%), despite having lived in the United States for nearly two decades. Question: Chai tea latte. Priyanka Chopra: Chai is Indian, but "chai tea" is non-Indian because chai already means tea. Saying chai tea is like saying "tea tea." She jokes that she prefers espresso over chai. Question: Yoga pants. Priyanka Chopra: Yoga is Indian, but yoga pants are not. She jokes that they probably came from Lululemon in Los Angeles. Question: Chess. Priyanka Chopra: Chess is Indian. She explains it is called "shatranj" and admits she knows how to play but usually loses. Question: Snakes and Ladders. Priyanka Chopra: Correctly identifies it as Indian and talks about growing up playing it. She also shares her family's recent obsession with Ludo. Question: Chicken tikka masala. Priyanka Chopra: Says it is not originally Indian and recalls that it originated in Glasgow, Scotland, after British adaptations of Indian flavors. Question: Butter chicken. Priyanka Chopra: Defends it passionately, saying, "Don't take that from us." She explains it comes from North India and praises the famous Delhi restaurant Bukhara. Question: Samosa. Priyanka Chopra: Initially suspects a trick question and learns samosas were introduced to India from the Middle East in the 13th century. She jokes that after so many centuries, samosas are basically Indian. Question: Ghee. Priyanka Chopra: Strongly claims ghee as Indian and shares memories of her grandmother feeding her spoonfuls of it. She calls ghee rice with a little salt one of her favorite comfort foods. Question: Homeopathic medicine. Priyanka Chopra: Notes that homeopathy is widely used in India but correctly guesses it originated in Europe, later learning it came from Germany. Question: The decimal system. Priyanka Chopra: Immediately identifies it as Indian, mentioning that zero was invented in India and joking, "We've always been good at math." Question: Ayurveda. Priyanka Chopra: Explains that Ayurveda is an ancient Indian system of medicine based on natural remedies and says she has personally explored Ayurvedic practices and products.

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