Priyanka Chopra stuns in silver and satin for NYC premiere of 'Heads Of State'; reveals daughter Malti Mari helped her get ready
Priyanka Chopra
stole the spotlight in a stunning silver gown as she stepped out for the premiere of her upcoming action-comedy Heads of State. Currently in New York City to promote the film, the actress turned heads with her sleek, high-fashion look, which quickly went viral across social media platforms.
The premiere marked one of the first major promotional events for the film, which is set to release over the July 4th weekend. While dazzling on the red carpet, Chopra took a moment to share sweet insights into her life as a mother, telling Entertainment Tonight that her daughter, Malti Mari, is the true boss at home. "She runs the house!" she laughed, before adding, "She is so fun and precocious, and loves everything about life — joyous, curious, and kind.
She just makes every day so amazing."
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The actress was also asked about a recent viral video of Malti trying on her hat and walking in her heels ahead of the Met Gala 2025. When asked if her daughter helped her get ready for the premiere as well, Chopra smiled and said, "Yes, she did. She always does actually, mostly when she's with me."
Speaking to Extra TV, Chopra shared her excitement about the film's upcoming release. Speaking to the portal, she said, "I had a screening with my friends and family last night.
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Just seeing the movie with people is so fun, and I'm so glad that it's coming out on the July 4th weekend, because people will be together — at least in America. And this is the kind of movie you wanna watch with friends."
Heads of State stars Chopra alongside
Idris Elba
and
John Cena
. The actress takes on an action-packed role of MI6 agent Noel Bisset tasked with protecting UK Prime Minister Sam Clarke (Elba) and US President Will Derringer (Cena), while racing against time to foil a global conspiracy.
Directed by
Ilya Naishuller
, the film also stars
Paddy Considine
, Stephen Root, Carla Gugino,
Jack Quaid
, and Sarah Niles.
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