Priyanka Chopra Dazzles in Floral Suit at 'Paani' Screening, Joins Family for Celebrations- WATCH

Priyanka Chopra recently turned heads at the Mumbai screening of her Marathi film, Paani. Dressed in an eye-catching floral suit, Priyanka looked effortlessly stylish as she promoted her fourth Marathi production, which is set to release on October 18.

Priyanka’s outfit featured a kurta adorned with elaborate floral embroidery in hues of pink, red, and green. She paired it with navy blue churidar pants and a sheer navy blue dupatta with subtle embellishments. The ensemble was complemented by minimal accessories and her hair styled in sleek, loose waves. Her natural makeup enhanced her radiant appearance, making her the center of attention at the event.

Accompanying Priyanka were her mother, Madhu Chopra, and her brother, Siddharth Chopra, who recently got engaged. Madhu looked elegant in a light blue lace salwar suit, while Siddharth sported a sharp navy blue suit with a yellow tie, creating a stylish family trio. The screening was a notable occasion for the Chopra family, celebrating Siddharth’s engagement alongside Priyanka’s success as a producer in regional cinema.

Paani is Priyanka Chopra’s fourth Marathi production under her banner, Purple Pebble Pictures, in collaboration with Neha Barjatya and Rajshri Entertainment. Directed by Addinath M. Kothare, who also stars in the film, Paani is slated to hit theaters on October 18. The film addresses the critical issue of water scarcity, reflecting Priyanka’s commitment to socially relevant storytelling.

In a statement, Priyanka expressed her enthusiasm for the project: “I’m thrilled to share Paani with the world. It’s a passion project that deals with a crucial issue. This film is not only special but also challenging to make, and it’s incredibly relevant for today’s world. It tells the inspiring story of one man’s quest to find solutions that will profoundly impact those around him.”

Already gaining international recognition, Paani was screened at the New York Film Festival and won the award for Best Film on Environment/Conservation/Preservation at the 66th National Film Awards in 2019.