Indians want Priyanka’s spouse Nick Jonas as ‘GHAR DAMAAD ’

Monitoring Desk

MUMBAI: Nick Jonas, the husband of ex-Bollywood babe Priyanka Chopra, was advised recently by his Indian fans to become ‘Ghar  Damaadi’.

Nick Jonas is currently living in Mumbai with his wife and both were spending quality time together. He visited India after so many years and expressed his love for India in his latest Instagram post.

The couple along with their daughter Malti Marie recently attended the opening and the gala event of the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre (NMACC).

The American musician taking to Instagram shared his picture from the balcony with the city skyline in the background.

He was donning a yellow printed kurta and while sharing the picture with fans he wrote, “India… I’ve missed you”.

He added fuel to his Instagram after sharing the picture as his Indian fans asked him to permanently settle in India.

Reacting to the picture, thousands of fans addressed him as the ‘national Jiju (brother-in-law)’ of India in the comment section.

One of the social users wrote, “Son-in-law of India welcomes back.”

Another one added, “Welcome back Jeeja Ji! We missed you too.”

Another one commented, “We Indian love u most… national jiju for a reason.”

Priyank shared the photoshoot of her ‘date night’ with her husband Nick Jonas in Mumbai.

The amazing clicks of the couple garnered love and prayers from Priyanka’s huge fan base of 34.2 million.

The photos show both looking at each other and smiling. They posed for the camera with the black and yellow Mumbai rickshaw.

“Date night with my forever guy @nickjonas.

“Thank you @stylebyami as always for your amazing collaboration. I knew I wanted to wear an upcycled vintage look with a modern twist! So my outfit was an amalgamation of the east and the west! Like me!

“Thank you @amitaggarwalofficial for coming through and creating this handcrafted beauty with a story that is so apt for an evening celebrating Indian art and Fashion.

“This beautiful outfit was created using a 65 year old vintage Banarasi patola (Brocade) saree with silver threads and a gold electroplating on khadi silk. It is paired with a sequins sheet holographic bustier to reflect the nine colours of ikat weave that the brocade is set in.

“Thank you for your genius Amit and your gifted team.

“Congratulations #NitaAmbani and @_iiishmagish for creating an incredible exhibition of the history Indian fashion at the @nmacc.india! So proud of this exquisite space and the potential it has to promote Indian Art and design.

“Ps- Also for all wondering auto uncle took the cake! Was lovely and gracious! Thank you auto uncle!”, she captioned the post.