Priyanka Chopra was recently spotted in Mumbai for her brother’s engagement ceremony. She also shared glimpses from the celebration. And today finally she reunited with her daughter Malti. The actress dropped a photo on her social handle that grabbed everyone’s attention. Priyanka Chopra also attended a promotional event in Mumbai. It was the trailer launch of the Marathi film Paani
Taking to her Instagram stories, Priyanka shared a photo in which we can see Malti playing on the sofa while she is taking her photo. The actress can be spotted in the mirror. Earlier, Priyanka also shared a glimpse from her Mumbai trip. Fans also reacted and dropped heart emojis in the comment section.
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It is pertinent to note that Priyanka Chopra’s production house, Purple Pebble Pictures, is backing the upcoming Marathi film. She also shared a video on her Instagram, revealing details about Paani. “This is very very special. Our Marathi feature film ‘Paani’ is all set to release theatrically on 18th October. See you in the theatres! Rajshri Entertainment & Purple Pebble Pictures Presents PAANI In association with Kothare Vision Pvt Ltd,” the actress-producer wrote.
Paani is directed by Addinath M Kothare, who is also acting in the project. The film was screened at the New York Film Festival in the US. It also received the Best Film on Environment/Conservation/Preservation at the 66th National Film Awards in 2019.
In the wake of the wedding, a throwback interview with Priyanka has resurfaced and gone viral on social media. The interview, conducted by YouTuber Ranveer Alhabadia, highlights Priyanka’s grounded nature despite her immense fame.
When asked about balancing her high-profile career with family obligations, Priyanka responded candidly. Ranveer questioned, “Do you still go for family functions and all that? Can you because of the fame angle because you’ve reached this level of fame?”
Priyanka replied, “So, you’re saying I’m not going to dance on the baraat of my brother’s wedding? Family is most important to me. My fame is a by-product of my job. It does not define me. My fame is not my job. It’s very clear to me. I’m not famous for a living. I work for a living. And fame comes with it.”
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