Priyanka Chopra Jonas recently shared a playful meme featuring Amitabh Bachchan and late Sridevi, humorously reflecting on her weight-loss journey.

Taking to her Instagram stories, the desi girl shared a hilarious meme where she highlighted how easily she gains weight by referencing a popular scene from the 1992 film “Khuda Gawah”, starring Amitabh Bachchan and Sridevi. In the scene, Amitabh sings to Sridevi, ‘Main vaapas aaunga, ye mera vaada raha’ (‘I promise I will come back soon’), from the hit song ‘Tu Na Jaa Mere Baadshah,’ sung by Alka Yagnik and Mohammed Aziz.

Sharing the post, the ‘Baywatch’ actress wrote, “As soon as I start exercising, my weight.”Priyanka posted another meme featuring the song “Mere Rang Mein Rangne Waali’ from “Maine Pyar Kiya”, starring Salman Khan and Bhagyashree. As Salman sings, ‘Mere sawaalon ka jawaab do’ (‘Answer my questions’), Priyanka related to the sentiment, playfully captioning it, ‘Same. Gn.'”

The meme featured the caption “Me now a days” written on the top. On Salman, the tag was “me” and on Bhagyashree was “ChatGPT.”

Lately, the actress has been sharing glimpses of her life with her fans. A few days ago, she shared a sneak peek into her past week with fans. Sharing series of her photos, Chopra wrote, “This past week was: 1) when the glam slaps, 2) oh hello pelvic bones, haven’t seen you for a while, 3) it’s almost that time, 4) skin prep before starting makeup, 5) so pretty, 6) ‘I’m a rainbow ghost’ – MM, 7) my daughter is funny!, 8) Diana’s eyes, 9) ‘My family, I gotchu everyone.’ I’m not crying… you are.”

On the work front, the 42-year-old actress has several exciting projects lined up, including “Heads of State” alongside Idris Elba and John Cena, “The Bluff,” co-starring Karl Urban, and the second season of her popular series “Citadel.”

It is a common culture in Southern media space for film stars to report one time for the commencement of media meetings and for them to come much later. But this isn’t the case with Bollywood where Mumbai journalists expect the film stars to be on time every time.

In this connection, the main man of Kanguva, Suriya had to face a bad situation in Mumbai yesterday as he was questioned by an infuriated media person.

Apparently, Suriya got late to a media interaction pertaining to Kanguva in Mumbai last evening. This anguished the media personnel there and one journalist in particular questioned the star hero about making him wait for so long. “How can you make us wait for so long?

Don’t you know what time it is? How can you mistreat us so very grossly?” the media man questioned Suriya. This video went viral on social media all over and caught the attention.

Suriya tried to pacify the situation by calming the journalist and explaining himself. In the end, things went well after Suriya apologized to all the journalists for the delay.

Like a seed, talent may at times be sown in the most unlikely places and wait for the ideal time to sprout. The day has finally come for Raju, a blind singer whose voice has won people over. A recent viral video of him singing on a bus shown that raw talent, regardless of its source, cannot be concealed. Many people were moved by his voice, including famous music director Thaman, who saw the young man’s guarantee right away.

Thaman used social media to reassure Raju’s supporters that he will undoubtedly have a chance to shine on the esteemed *Indian Idol* stage. Thaman commended Raju’s amazing voice in his article, pointing out that the singer’s ability to remain in tune in spite of his circumstances is evidence of his brilliance. Thaman even declared that he was thrilled to perform with Raju, saying that the world will witness the blind singer’s indisputable skill. The show is OTT platform was urged by the music director to provide Raju with the chance he so rightly deserves.

Others in the industry have taken notice of Raju’s ascent, including RTC MD Sajjanar, who expressed his appreciation for the young singer’s skills. Sajjanar wrote an emotional post pleading with MM Keeravani, the well-known music director, to give Raju a chance. He made the point that Raju is only one of many undiscovered treasures. Support for Raju’s goal only grew after he asked the well-known music director to recognize the boy’s extraordinary talent.

The wave of recognition that is coming his way seems to be unstoppable as Raju’s adventure picks up speed. Who knows? In addition to performing on *Indian Idol*, he might one day redefine the expression “singing your way to the top”-after all, if he can turn a bus journey into a performance, who knows what heights he might achieve next?