No matter where you go, you can never forget your roots. The global star Priyanka Chopra always proves. Not just this, she is also passing on her culture and traditions to her little kid Malti Marie. The actress recently visited the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya accompanied by her husband Nick Jonas, mother Madhu Chopra and Malti. PC shared some pictures from her visit and a cute video in which she is asking her daughter to pronounce Ayodhya.
Priyanka Chopra, Nick Jonas and Malti Marie offered prayers at the iconic Ram Mandir in Ayodhya on March 20. She finally shared some pictures on her official social media handle later that day. The pictures have clicked inside the temple. In this carousel post, the first picture is of Priyanka holding Malti in her arms, and both of them looking at the beautiful idol. In other pictures, Nick Jonas and Madhu Chopra were also seen offering prayers. Priyanka also shares a video to sum up her visit to the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya. She is seen carrying Malti in her arms throughout and also asking her to say Ayodhya. Malti Marie very sweetly responds to her mother and pronounces Ayodhya. The priest is seen putting a tika on everyone’s forehead. Fans hailed singer Nick Jonas for embracing PC’s culture with so much warmth. Priyanka Chopra donned a simple yellow saree for her visit, while Nick Jonas wore a kurta and Malti Marie was also seen in a kurta.
Priyanka Chopra also graced the Bulgari Holi Party hosted by Isha Ambani, and it was the first event of her India visit. She also met her dear friend Farhan Akhtar along with Nick Jonas. PC unveiled her next project WOMB as the producer at the Prime Video event.
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On the work front, Priyanka Chopra will be seen in her next Hollywood project The Bluff.
Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas never fail to amaze us with their chemistry. The respect that both of them share for each other’s cultures, traditions and family is something that all of us should learn from. And now to see her teach it to daughter Malti Marie, it’s all the more heartwarming.