Priyanka Chopra - Nick Jonas host Diwali bash, Preity Zinta, Joe Jonas attend | PHOTOS

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas hosted a Diwali bash in Los Angeles on November 12. The celebration was attended by actress Preity Zinta, her husband Gene Goodenough, Nick Jonas’s brother Joe Jonas and several others. Photos and videos from inside the bash are now doing rounds on social media.

Priyanka Chopra strikes a pose with friends and family on Diwali 

Pictures from Priyanka Chopra’s Diwali bash in Los Angeles are doing rounds on social media. The actress hosted a dinner to celebrate the festival with her friends and family in the city. In attendance was Bollywood actress Preity Zinta, who is also settled in the USA after her marriage to Gene Goodenough.

The group pictures featured, Joe and Sarah Haden, Gennaro and Jess Disilvio and Joe Jonas, who is going through a bitter divorce with Sophie Turner. In one of the photos, the party guests along with the hosts can be seen raising a toast on the occasion. Priyanka Chopra donned a cream-coloured skirt with a maroon velvet blouse for Diwali celebrations. She teamed the look with a matching dupatta and wore loud makeup to give the look a dramatic flair. Nick Jonas on the other hand, wore an all-white kurta-pyjama set paired with a floral jacket.

Priyanka Chopra poses with Natasha Poonawalla during Diwali 

In a photo shared by the fan page of Priyanka Chopra, the actress struck a pose with philanthropist Natasha Poonawalla. The photo was seemingly taken on the day of Diwali. The Citadel actress donned a bright yellow colour suit for the festival. On the other hand, Natasha donned a two-piece skirt and crop top set. She teamed the outfit with a pink-coloured crop jacket.

Priyanka Chopra’s husband Nick Jonas also took to his Instagram account to share a series of pictures from the Diwali weekend. The singer-songwriter captioned the post, “So nice being able to spend a few days by the beach to celebrate Diwali with my friends and family.” He shared photos of himself dressed up in traditional Indian attire.