Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India]April 21 (ANI): Global icon Priyanka Chopra shared a glimpse from her meet and greet moment with her fans at the ‘Citadel’ global premiere, in the early hours of Friday.
Taking to Instagram, Priyanka shared the video which she captioned, “Being surrounded by your love and wishes always makes me the happiest.”
In the reel video, the ‘Don’ actor can be seen meeting her fans on the premiere night in a beautiful red gown.
He also signed autographs and selfies with his fans at the event.
As soon as she dropped the video, her fans flooded the comments section with red heart emoticons.
“We love you,” wrote one fan.
Another fan commented, “You’re a beast.”
Priyanka also received adorable gifts from her fans which included handwritten letters, teddy bears, jewellery, flowers and more.
Taking to her Instagram story, she shared a video of the gifts she received and captioned it, “Thanks for all the love.”
The global premiere of ‘Citadel’ was recently held in London.
Produced by the Russo Brothers, Citadel will premiere Friday, April 28 exclusively on Prime Video with two adrenaline-fueled episodes, followed by a new episode releasing weekly every Friday beginning May 26.
The show stars Richard Madden and actress Priyanka Chopra Jonas in the lead roles.
The action-packed show revolves around two special agents of the global espionage agency Citadel, Mason Kane (Richard Madden) and Nadia Singh (Priyanka).
Sharing details about the show, Priyanka had earlier said, “The story is closely intertwined with the stunts. What was so exciting about these huge action pieces is that they are infused with drama and storytelling. We get to see a lot of these characters, how they interact physically, not only great action sequences but there’s drama at the heart of each one of them, so there’s a story of sorts in all the stunts. And that was so cool and new to me.
In Bollywood, she will be seen sharing screen space with Alia Bhatt and Katrina Kaif in Farhan Akhtar’s directorial venture ‘Jee Le Zara’. (ANI)
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