Global superstar Priyanka Chopra is getting a lot of praise from fans for her strong performance in the recently released spy action film Heads of State, where she stars alongside Hollywood actors Idris Elba and John Cena.
In the film, Priyanka can be seen doing powerful action stunts in a bold role, which came as a big surprise for her fans.
After watching Heads of State, while fans are nonstop praising their favorite actress, Bollywood actress Dia Mirza also went to Instagram to praise Priyanka.
While praising Priyanka’s acting on her Instagram stories, Dia Mirza wrote that Priyanka, I was amazed to see your role in the film. I am so proud of your strength because just like you say in the film that you will handle it, you actually do it.
Dia continued praising Priyanka and added, what a woman yaar, I will tell everyone to go and watch our desi girl in action.
Priyanka replied to Dia’s sweet message by resharing her story and wrote oh D, thank you so much for your love, along with a red heart emoji and also mentioned Dia.
The film’s director also praised PC
Talking about the film, the director of Heads of State, Ilya, said that he sees similarities between his journey in Hollywood and Priyanka’s journey. He added that even though Priyanka was already a big star in India, she made a strong place for herself in the US as well.
He said that Priyanka was such a big star in India, and then she thought, you know what, I want to take a risk and see what happens. I want to go to Hollywood and try to rock there too.
Ilya added that it is a very tough thing to do, and it has always been difficult, no matter how big you are in your own country. The fact that she came to Hollywood and made her place there is the reason I have a lot of respect for her.
In the film, Priyanka plays Noel Bissett, an MI6 agent. John Cena plays the US President Will Derringer, and Idris Elba plays the British Prime Minister Sam Clarke.
The movie is directed by Ilya Naishuller and is available on the OTT platform Prime Video.
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