Priyanka Chopra’s published tattoo record centers on her father’s handwriting, paw prints for her dogs and a profile reported to be her daughter Malti Marie.
The handwritten wrist tattoo
“Daddy’s lil girl” runs along Chopra’s inner wrist and lower forearm in cursive copied from her father Ashok Chopra’s handwriting. She has connected the words to her late father, a physician in the Indian Army who died in 2013. Marie Claire’s portraits show the phrase in two different poses.
The paw-print ankle tattoo
The Indian Express photograph shows three small paw prints just above Chopra’s ankle. Coverage of the 2021 reveal identifies them with her dogs Diana, Gino and Panda. The image keeps the original “Summer nails; summer tattoo” caption from her social post.
The daughter profile on the forearm
A Times of India collage documents a profile outline of Chopra’s daughter, Malti Marie, on her forearm. It pairs a close view of the line drawing with a wider portrait and shows another small geometric mark near the ear. The published image does not establish when the profile was done or add further details.
Family references rather than one large composition
The three pieces remain separate: the handwritten phrase is on the inner wrist, Malti’s profile is on the forearm and the paw prints are near the ankle. They do not form a sleeve or one larger illustration.
What the photographs establish
The close photographs establish what is inked and where; the wider portraits establish Chopra’s identity and styling. None gives a complete account of her tattoos.
A small family album
The visual forms are distinct: handwritten words, three repeated paw marks and a facial outline. Their family connections come from the sources and accompanying text, not from interpreting an unclear shape.
The visual record stays close to the skin
A sleeve or jewelry can hide the wrist phrase, and an ankle tattoo may fall outside a portrait’s frame. These close views document the three pieces described here; they do not establish tattoos elsewhere.