Go ahead and shake the world… Parineeti Chopra entered the music industry, husband Raghav Chadha encouraged her.

Bollywood actress Parineeti Chopra has officially entered the music industry. A few days ago, the actress gave a live performance at Mumbai Mahotsav 2024. This was her first live performance as a singer, pictures of which Parineeti shared on her social media. After the actress, now her husband Raghav Chadha has shared some pictures of her live performance. In the caption written with these pictures, the politician has showered his love on his wife.

Raghav Chadha shared some pictures from Parineeti’s live performance event on his social media handle on Wednesday. Along with these pictures, the politician praised the actress in the caption. He wrote, ‘My rock star, my nightingale, my own personal melody queen, as a trained classical singer with music in her soul, you breathe life into songs, Paru! I am totally surprised (and very excited) because you are finally stepping onto the new path you have been yearning to walk on for so long. Go ahead and rock the world, my girl! I will always be here; Supporting you and encouraging you. Finally the world will get to see the free concerts held at my house every day. Parineeti Chopra reacted to this post of her husband. The actress left kiss and shy emojis in the comments section of the post.

A day ago, Parineeti had shared some BTS videos from her first live performance. In these videos, the actress shared a glimpse of her preparations before the live performance. The actress wrote in the video, ‘A day in the life of a budding musician, got a call from @raghavchadha88 to calm my nerves and it really helped, first time experience at Cannes on stage, no, I was nervous. …and it was hot too, this can’t be stressed enough, music lifts my mood like nothing else. Is this true for anyone else?, ⁠In a world full of trends, I love my pink fuzzy slippers/shoes, ⁠There were a lot of nerves when we got into hair and makeup for the first show, I loved my Believe in comfortable slippers, I think not everyone believes, right before we walk on stage.’