Kareena Kapoor wishes Priyanka Chopra happy 43rd birthday, calls her destined for ‘global domination'; shares throwback pic
Priyanka Chopra
turns a year older today, marking her 43rd birthday. She received a heartfelt message from her 'Aitraaz' co-star,
Kareena Kapoor
. Sharing a nostalgic snapshot from an award ceremony on her
stories, Kareena expressed that the birthday girl was always destined to achieve global success.
Throwback picture shows candid moment
The picture shows Priyanka and Kareena standing next to each other on stage, engaged in conversation and unaware that they were being photographed. Kareena's caption read, 'You were always meant for global domination (red heart emoticon) Keep soaring PCJ no one like you. Happy birthday.'
Longstanding friendship and collaborations
Kareena and Priyanka began their Bollywood careers nearly simultaneously and have shared a cordial friendship throughout the years. They have acted together in films like 'Aitraaz' and 'Don', strengthening their bond on-screen. A few years back, both stars featured on
Karan Johar
's talk show '
Koffee with Karan
.'
Kareena has also previously praised Priyanka's achievements in Hollywood, recognizing her impressive success beyond Bollywood.
Kareena praises Priyanka's dedication
Kapoor said, 'I feel like, you know, what Priyanka has done is something that I don't know if everyone has that kind of courage and dedication. I don't. I am passionate about acting. I am passionate about Hindi films."
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