Priyanka Chopra Sings This Bollywood Classic As She Rushes To The Bluff Wrap Up Party

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Priyanka Chopra concluded the shooting schedule for The Bluff and shared a fun video of herself and her mother on the way to the wrap-up party.

Despite being away from her home country, Priyanka Chopra often shows off her desi side to her fans on Instagram. Recently, the Desi Girl concluded shooting for Frank E. Flower’s upcoming period film, The Bluff. Taking to Instagram stories, she shared a couple of clips of herself and her mother, Madhu Chopra on their way to the wrap-up party of the film. In one of the clips, Priyanka shared that they were getting late for the celebration and shared a Hindi song she listens to whenever she’s behind schedule.

The actress says, “When you arrive late to the wrap up, this is my song. What song is this?” The next story shows the mother-daughter duo singing the classic track, Aaja Shaam Hone Aayee, together. Priyanka and her mother were all smiles as they lip-synced the song.

Just a day ago, on Friday, Priyanka took a trip down memory lane by sharing throwback videos of her stage performances at award shows. She posted a compilation of clips from the early 2000s and mentioned how these performances made her experience what her husband, Nick Jonas, does regularly as a stage performer.

She wrote, “When I first started working in the movies in Mumbai, I truly did not know how much of a love affair I would have with the stage and especially dancing on it.”

“When I was in school, I was always doing extracurriculars on stage, but there was something that just hits different when I’m performing on songs from my movies sung by the most incredible singers in India and being able to deliver entertainment to a live audience. It is intoxicating. It’s the closest I’ve felt to doing what my husband does every day, LOL.,” she added.

The diva concluded her caption by saying, “But looking back at some of these videos, I can’t help but get nostalgic about how the young me would go for multiple rehearsals over days, lean on the incredible choreographers and dancers that sculpted me into becoming more and more confident on stage and on set.”