D Imman Shares Rare Picture Of Priyanka Chopra’s First Recording Session

Immanuel Vasanth Dinakaran, also popularly known as D Imman shared a rare picture of Priyanka Chopra from her first recording session. Chopra had started singing in a Chennai studio under the guidance of composer D Imman.

Priyanka Chopra's first song was a duet named Ullathai Killathe in a movie starring Vijay. Chopra had also played the role of the female lead in the film apart from giving her vocals in the film Thamizhan. It was a courtroom drama film from 2002. The film is unique as it is Priyanka Chopra's only non-Hindi Indian film.

Chopra, in her memoir Unfinished,  had also mentioned that Vijay had taught her a great lesson of humility and generosity.

D Imman wrote in the caption, "Nostalgic Pic! Easily before two decades! A Rare click during the recording session of my Debut Film @actorvijay

anna starrer #Thamizhan And it is! @priyankachopra

‘s debut song as a singer #UllathaiKillathey"

Nostalgic Pic!

Easily before two decades!

A Rare click during the recording session of my Debut Film @actorvijay anna starrer #Thamizhan And it is! @priyankachopra ‘s debut song as a singer❤️👍 #UllathaiKillathey pic.twitter.com/M3q2eSch3W

— D.IMMAN (@immancomposer) August 10, 2021

Priyanka Chopra will be seen with Keanu Reeves in the upcoming Matrix series film Matrix 4. Her film Jee Le Zara which will be Farhan Akhtar's comeback as a director was also announced on August 10. The film is going to be about a girl gang going on a road trip which includes the three best friends played by the leading actors of the film industry - Priyanka Chopra, Alia Bhatt and Katrina Kaif.

picture credit: Alia Bhatt/ Instagram

Chopra shared a post on social media about Jee Le Zaraa and said that she always wanted to be a part of something that is "different, cool, never been done before".

Chopra shared a picture of the two actors on her Instagram handle and wrote, "The idea grew into a movie helmed by an all-female cast. There are not enough Hindi movies that are female multi-starrers. This led to an impulsive phone call… to my 2 real friends about this idea that involved 3 on-screen girlfriends. A celebration of friendship we called it!!"