Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas shared adorable Halloween moments with their daughter Malti. Malti dressed as a ghost princess for trick-or-treating. Meanwhile, Sweta Keswani discussed Priyanka’s career achievements. Keswani contrasted Priyanka’s success with Mindy Kaling’s impact on the South Asian entertainment industry. Keswani also spoke about her own return to the industry after motherhood.
Priyanka Chopra shared adorable Halloween moments with Nick Jonas and their daughter Malti, who stole hearts dressed as a cute ghost princess during their trick-or-treat outing.
Priyanka shares glimpses from the celebration
Priyanka shared glimpses of their Halloween outing, where she and Nick kept it casual while letting Malti’s ghost princess look shine. She also sported a spider-shaped ring with Malti’s name engraved on it. The post was captioned, “We made it home just in time for trick or treating. Happy Halloween from the ghost princess.”Check out the post here:
Fans can’t stop gushing over the pictures
As soon as the photos were shared, likes and comments poured in from all sides. While one fan wrote, ‘I just can’t take my eyes off her’, another one added, ‘Malti, the cutest Halloween.’ A fan also commented, ‘How lovely! Great job, mum and dad, for giving her the gift of a normal childhood despite your crazy schedules. You guys somehow make it happen.’
Sweta Keswani shares her views on Priyanka Chopra’s success
Speaking to India Today, Sweta Keswani said that while Priyanka’s success is undeniable, her journey hasn’t necessarily lifted the larger South Asian community. Keswani drew a comparison between Priyanka and Mindy Kaling, calling the latter a true changemaker who actively helps others in the industry.“I think it’s incredible what she’s accomplished—there’s no two ways about that. But she’s not Mindy Kaling. She’s not helping other South Asians. She’s only helping herself, to be very honest,” Sweta said, adding that Kaling’s efforts as a writer and producer have opened doors for many women of colour in Hollywood.The actor, who moved to the United States in 2010, also opened up about the social circles and cliques within the South Asian entertainment diaspora. “There are cliques just like everywhere. Unfortunately, I’m not part of any South Asian clique,” she admitted, noting that motherhood and physical distance kept her away from the scene for several years. However, with her daughter now older, Sweta says she’s more able to engage with the industry again.Meanwhile, on the work front, the Bollywood actress will next be seen in SS Rajamouli on a globe-trotting action-adventure starring Mahesh Babu and Prithviraj Sukumaran. Go to Source
