The Great Indian Kapil Sharma Show: Priyanka Chopra set to grace the upcoming season; fans eagerly await her appearance

This feature reports on global icon Priyanka Chopra’s recent stylish arrival in Mumbai, where she landed for The Great Indian Kapil Show.

TellychakkarTeam on Wed, 12/10/2025 - 23:51

MUMBAI: Priyanka Chopra has landed in Mumbai once again, exuding her usual easy style.

As she walked through the terminal with her team, fans and photographers could not help but notice her understated yet charming personality.

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The global icon, dressed in a comfy outfit suitable for a long flight, achieved the ideal blend of ease and sophistication.

Priyanka was photographed wearing a pair of grey trousers, a loose-fitted tee, and a light jacket at the airport.

She accessorised her travel look with a cap, sunglasses, and carried a duffel bag casually over her shoulder.

Priyanka Chopra has already caused a stir with a light-hearted warning to comedian Kapil Sharma.

The global diva stunned fans by announcing on social media that she will soon appear on Sharma’s renowned chat show, The Great Indian Kapil Show. Taking to her Instagram Stories, Priyanka Chopra shared a selfie with a teasing caption, writing: “@Kapilsharma you better be ready. #Mumbai @thegreatindiankapilshow."

The actress is reportedly in Mumbai to commence work on SS Rajamouli’s ambitious Telugu film, Varanasi, which features Mahesh Babu and Prithviraj Sukumaran.

The title teaser for the project was released last month and received immense love from fans across the globe.

Priyanka most recently appeared in Prime Video’s Heads of State. She is currently filming the aforementioned Varanasi.

In addition to her regional commitments, she also has two huge Hollywood projects, The Bluff and Judgement Day, scheduled for a cinematic release in 2026.

Priyanka Chopra’s brief but impactful visit to Mumbai highlights the seamless balance she maintains between global commitments and her roots in Indian cinema.

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