Priyanka Chopra hails Indian-American stars of Broadway’s ‘Aladdin’

The Bollywood actor had attended the Disney musical with her husband Nick Jonas and daughter Malti Marie.

The cast of the show with Priyanka Chopra and her family / Instagram/@priyankachopra

Global star Priyanka Chopra gave a huge shout-out to Indian–Americans Adi Roy and Sonya Balsara who play lead roles in Disney’s Broadway classic ‘Aladdin’. Chopra attended the showing at New York's New Amsterdam Theatre with her husband, Nick Jonas, and daughter Malti Marie.

Describing the Broadway production as "magical", Chopra shared photos and videos of the show and post-show moments of her family with the cast and crew of the musical.

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In a special shout-out and public recognition to Roy and Balsara, Chopra expressed excitement over seeing their performances. She said, "To see the two incredibly talented leads @adivroy @sonyabalsara who are Indian made my little heart flutter! You were all mesmerizing!"

The actor-duo responded to her post, "Words can’t express how special it was to meet you and your family. Thank you for being such an inspiration and pioneer for our community," said Balsara.

Roy went for a more playful response and said, "Thanks for visiting Agrabah!! Glad yall could make it out," in a nod to the fictional city that serves as the primary setting for Disney's 'Aladdin' franchise.

Chopra and her family attended the musical at New York's New Amsterdam Theatre / Instagram/@priyankachopra

Balsara plays the spirited and independent Princess Jasmine, who boldly seeks love and adventure beyond her palace, while Roy plays Aladdin, a resourceful and charming street-smart hero whose bravery and loyalty shine in his quest for a better life.

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