People
- Priya Anand (born 1986), Indian film actress
- Priya Arun, actress in the Marathi language film industry of India
- Priya Badlani (born 27 January), Indian actress
- Priya Balachandran, TV producer and writer
- Priya Bapat, Indian Maharashtrian actress
- Priya Basil (born 1977), British author
- Priya Bathija, Indian television actress
- Priya Cooper (born 1974), Australian world-champion disabled swimmer
- Priya David (born 1974), American journalist based in San Francisco, California
- Priya Dutt (born 1966), Indian politician and daughter of Sunil Dutt
- Priya Gill (born 1977), Indian actress
- Priya Himesh, Indian multilingual Playback singer
- Preeya Kalidas (born 1981), British Indian actress and singer
- Priya Kanungo, Indian Hindustani classical vocalist
- Priya Kaur-Jones (born 1979), British newsreader
- Priya Lal (born 1993), British Indian actress
- Priya Paul (born 1967), owner The Park Hotels chain
- Priya Rajvansh (1937–2000), Indian actress
- Priya Ramrakha (1935–1968), Kenyan photojournalist of Indian background
- Priya Raman (born 1974), Indian actress
- Priya Ranjan Dasmunsi (born 1945), Indian politician
- Priya Ravichandran, divisional fire officer, Central Chennai city
- Priya Sachdev (born 1976), Indian model from New Delhi, India
- Priya Suriyasena, Sri Lankan popular vocalist and lecturer in music
- Priya Tendulkar (1954–2002), Indian actress, social activist and writer
- Priya Wal, Indian television actress
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