Actress-producer Priyanka Chopra returned to her "Mary Kom" avatar to promote Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Clean India campaign.
Priyanka shared a photograph of herself immortalised as wall art on Instagram on Monday.
"Change begins at home and I'm proud to be featured as part of this wall art in Mumbai by Viacom 18. I think art in public places in the form of wall paintings, graffiti or murals brings joy and drives all of us to keep the area clean and contribute to the beauty of our surroundings," Priyanka wrote alongside the image.
Gauahar Khan, who essays a sex worker named Rubina in "Begum Jaan", says the experience of doing the film was liberating as the cast had the freedom to create their own back stories for the character.
Actress Parineeti Chopra, who is currently busy shooting for the fourth part in the "Golmaal" franchise, on Saturday said she will not be performing at the ongoing Indian Premiere League (IPL).
Ali, who came to cast his vote for the IIFA voting weekend here on Saturday, told the media: "We did meet and it was quite iconic as Paris is really interested in India and it was funny because she had no idea about Michael Jackson's fan base in India.
Giving a hint about her app, she said: "This is all about me. If you think I am bold, my app is going to be bold as well. I have the full freedom to post anything that I want."
After the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) demanded that "Noor" makers edit a reference to veteran journalist Barkha Dutt in the film, its leading lady Sonakshi Sinha says the censor body needs to have a uniform approach towards movies.
