Priyanka Chopra is deeply engrossed in her new role as a pirate in Frank E. Towers’ period action film, “The Bluff.” After attending Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant’s wedding, she returned to Australia to continue shooting for this Hollywood venture. Her dedication even saw her celebrating her birthday on set.
Leaked images from the set, shared by a fan account, have generated considerable excitement online. These pictures reveal Priyanka in a dramatic new look: a mohawk, a significant departure from her usual long hair, enhancing her portrayal of a 19th-century Caribbean pirate. The images show her in combat mode on a pirate ship, wearing a black vest, fitting the film’s adventurous tone.
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A fan account captioned the pictures, “So excited to see all Ercell’s looks in this movie #TheBluff☠️
#Makeup #VFX #Mohawk #Wig #AGBO”
Fans commented on the post, “Is it in the Pirates of The Caribbean period or different?”. Others posted all hearts on the post.
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Set in the 1800s Caribbean, “The Bluff” revolves around a former female pirate, played by Priyanka, who is forced to protect her family from the consequences of her past. The movie is produced by AGBO Studios, owned by the Russo Brothers, in collaboration with Amazon MGM Studios. It also stars Karl Urban in a significant role.
Priyanka has been filming in Australia for a few months, with her daughter Malti accompanying her. Her husband, Nick Jonas, and her mother, Madhu Chopra, visit frequently. Priyanka is expected to continue filming until the end of August, although her exact schedule remains uncertain. Besides “The Bluff,” she will also appear in another upcoming project, “Heads of State.”
For the Ambani wedding, Priyanka dazzled in a yellow, blingy lehenga, complemented by a diamond necklace and bracelet, while Nick donned a soft pink, equally blingy sherwani. Another video captured a tender moment between the couple as Priyanka adjusted Nick’s collar before they were photographed.
