Priyanka Chopra Wraps Filming for Action Comedy Heads of State with Daughter Malti Marie Jonas by Her Side
Film to Stream on Prime Video, Cast Includes John Cena, Idris Elba
Priyanka Chopra said on Wednesday that filming for Heads of State was over, uploading a behind-the-scenes video featuring her daughter Malti Marie Jonas along with the action comedy's cast and crew.
And that's it. A year has passed, a lot has happened, yet here we are. I wrapped tonight on a set that was consistently extremely professional and full of laughs. The actress from Citadel penned a message next to the video, saying, "That uncommon combination doesn't happen always."
Priyanka poses in front of a lake to begin the BTS video. The movie's ensemble is seen playing with Malti in the ensuing photos. The young child also delighted in pretending to fight with Priyanka with a bamboo stick and spending time with her in a cosmetics van. In a last scene in the video, Priyanka is seen performing sumo squats while Malti is lying on her back.
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Filming for heads of state has been a "breeze," according to Priyanka, who is married to American singer-songwriter Nick Jonas, because "the cast and crew came prepared with their A game, everyday." Working on this project with some industry legends has been an honor. I hope everyone enjoys viewing it as much as we enjoyed creating it, she said.
The Love Again actress revealed that Heads of State will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, saying, "When u ask me? Heads of state will be on @primevideo." Over my salary range.
Heads of State, which was directed by Ilya Naishuller, stars Jack Quaid, Carla Gugino, Idris Elba, and John Cena. Josh Appelbaum, André Nemec, and Harrison Query wrote the script for the movie. The movie's plot has not been revealed.
Priyanka will also feature with Alia Bhatt and Katrina Kaif in Farhan Akhtar's Jee Le Zaraa. In Disney Nature's new film Tiger, which is scheduled for release on April 22 in honor of Earth Day, the Baywatch actress recently provided the voice of a real-life tigress.
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