When asked who does she think will be best to bring her life on big screen Asha told reporters, "Priyanka Chopra. Because she is also a singer. So she can understand a singer well."
The veteran singer was speaking at 'Timeless Asha Concert' organized on her 83rd birthday last evening.
The "Chura Liya Hai Tumne Jo Dil Ko" hit maker feels a biopic should also be made on music composer and her husband late R D Burman, to bring back his music in today's times.
"The music he made was 40-50 years ahead of its time, not of the past. He worked very hard on his music, tunes. That was very important for him...Hence his music will stay alive forever," she said.
Asha is also done with writing her autobiography and is deciding the release date.
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