It’s no longer just a passing phase, Nick Jonas seems to have fully embraced Bollywood as part of his everyday soundtrack. The global pop star has been consistently sharing glimpses of his growing love for Hindi film music, and his latest post only reinforces how deeply these rhythms have found their way into his world.
In a recent video, Nick revisited a series of candid dance moments featuring himself, his brothers, and wife Priyanka Chopra. The clip was set to the evergreen track Kay Sera Sera from Pukar. Keeping the vibe effortless, Nick captioned it simply; “Follow Your Heart”-a sentiment that seems to mirror his spontaneous connection with Bollywood music.
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This isn’t an isolated moment. Nick has, in recent months, made a habit of incorporating Bollywood tracks into his off-stage and pre-show routines. In an earlier post, he shared a high-energy clip dancing with Priyanka, Kevin, and Joe Jonas to Aap Jaisa Koi from Qurbani.
His Bollywood playlist doesn’t stop there. From grooving to Shararat from Dhurandhar which he dubbed his ‘new pre-show hype song’-to vibing with tracks like Aavan Jaavan from War 2, Nick’s selections span eras and styles. He even paid a sweet nod to Priyanka’s filmography by dancing to Saajan Saajan from Barsaat, making it a personal as well as cultural crossover.
Fans across the globe have been quick to embrace these moments, celebrating the seamless blend of Hollywood pop culture with Bollywood nostalgia. For many, it’s refreshing to see a global artist genuinely engage with Indian music beyond surface-level trends.
Nick and Priyanka’s own love story has been just as cinematic. After a whirlwind romance, the couple tied the knot in a grand ceremony in Udaipur on December 1, 2018, honouring both Hindu and Christian traditions. Since then, their relationship has often served as a bridge between two entertainment industries and Nick’s Bollywood playlist might just be its most entertaining extension. At this point, it’s clear Bollywood isn’t just influencing Nick Jonas, it’s becoming part of his rhythm.
