Image on the left is a still from the video shared on Instagram by arpitakhansharma.
New Delhi:
Priyanka Chopra is home from many months abroad filming Quantico and Baywatch and she's catching up with friends. On Monday, she posted a photo of herself visiting Salman Khan's sister Arpita and her three-month-old son Ahil.
They appear to have set a date for New York.
This, from Arpita:
Priyanka met Arpita and Ahil at a studio in Mumbai.
And New York is definitely on:
Priyanka wasn't Ahil's only visitor. Arpita posted a video of uncle Salman entertaining his nephew Sultan-style - and Ahil makes a grand attempt at out-Sultaning his mamu.
Meanwhile, Salman Khan, 50, has still not apologised for having compared himself to a "raped woman" while filming Sultan. He responded to a summons from the National Commission of Women last Wednesday with a lawyer's letter which did not contain an apology. He has been summoned again on July 8.
On Monday, Aamir Khan branded Salman's comment as "rather unfortunate and rather insensitive." His was the first piece of unqualified criticism from a top star, coming as it did in the wake of Shah Rukh Khan who last week begged off from offering an opinion.
Sultan, also starring Anushka Sharma, will release on Wednesday.
They appear to have set a date for New York.
This, from Arpita:
Priyanka met Arpita and Ahil at a studio in Mumbai.
And New York is definitely on:
It's always a pleasure meeting you @priyankachopra that he is😊 see you soon in Nyc .. Shine on like you always do 😘 https://t.co/iYruXwCLjq
— Arpita Khan Sharma (@khanarpita) July 5, 2016
Priyanka wasn't Ahil's only visitor. Arpita posted a video of uncle Salman entertaining his nephew Sultan-style - and Ahil makes a grand attempt at out-Sultaning his mamu.
Meanwhile, Salman Khan, 50, has still not apologised for having compared himself to a "raped woman" while filming Sultan. He responded to a summons from the National Commission of Women last Wednesday with a lawyer's letter which did not contain an apology. He has been summoned again on July 8.
On Monday, Aamir Khan branded Salman's comment as "rather unfortunate and rather insensitive." His was the first piece of unqualified criticism from a top star, coming as it did in the wake of Shah Rukh Khan who last week begged off from offering an opinion.
Sultan, also starring Anushka Sharma, will release on Wednesday.
