"Who Would've Thought?": Priyanka Chopra Gets Emotional as Daughter Malti Vibes to 'Tune Maari Entriyaan'!

"Who Would've Thought?": Priyanka Chopra Gets Emotional as Daughter Malti Vibes to 'Tune Maari Entriyaan'!
Global star Priyanka Chopra Jonas shared a heartwarming full-circle family moment on social media, capturing her three-year-old daughter, Malti Marie Jonas, engrossed in one of her mother's most famous Bollywood dance numbers.

Taking to Instagram Stories, the actor posted a candid photograph showing Malti sitting comfortably in front of the television, watching Priyanka perform in the chartbuster song "Tune Maari Entriyaan" from the 2014 Yash Raj Films action-drama Gunday.

The Emotional Social Media Post


Instead of watching cartoons, the toddler—with her curly hair styled in pigtails—was completely hooked on screen, admiring her mother's dance moves:

Full-Circle Moment: Capturing the candid view from behind, Priyanka tagged husband Nick Jonas and wrote: "Who would have thought?" accompanied by a teary-eyed emoji and a red heart.


Family Outing in Hyderabad: The sweet moment was captured during the family’s current stay in Hyderabad. Priyanka also shared a second picture showing Malti taking a terrace walk alongside her grandmother, Dr. Madhu Chopra.

India Visit & Professional Front


Priyanka, Nick Jonas, and Malti Marie arrived in India over the weekend and were spotted at the Hyderabad airport.

The actor is back in India for the shoot schedule of SS Rajamouli's highly anticipated action epic Varanasi, co-starring Mahesh Babu and Prithviraj Sukumaran. Priyanka plays the fierce character Mandakini, marking her return to Indian cinema in a major tentpole feature set for release in April 2027.

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Moments like these highlight how Priyanka's celebrated decade-defining hits continue to find a fresh audience at home. As fans await her big-screen Indian return with Varanasi, seeing Malti discover her mother's iconic dance tracks has delighted fans across social media.

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