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Priyanka might team up with Salman Khan for Bharat

Looks Priyanka Chopra is set to sign her next Hindi movie on the dotted line. The former Miss World, who was last seen in Prakash Jha's Jai Gangaajal in 2016, might work with Salman Khan in his forthcoming film Bharat, to be helmed by Ali Abbas Zafar who has previously directed Khan in blockbusters such as Sultan and Tiger Zinda Hai.

According to sources, Zafar, who is currently busy with the pre-production work of the film, met Chopra in New York on the sets of her popular American television series Quantico to give the narration.


“Priyanka has also worked with Ali in Gunday and shares a good rapport with him. This film will see the three of them collaborate for the first time,” reveals a source.

Priyanka and Salman have worked in three films to date. Their last movie was God Tussi Great Ho in 2008. Their fans will really be excited to see them collaborate again after a huge gap of 10 years.

Bharat is expected to commence its shoot in April.

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