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Priyanka's Special Birthday Wishes For Cousin Meerra Chopra

Darpan News Desk IANS, 09 Jul, 2016 02:30 PM

Actress Priyanka Chopra wished her cousin and actress Meerra Chopra on her birthday, hoping she has a "very special year" ahead.

Meerra turned a year older on Friday. And Priyanka, who has left India to shoot for second season of American TV series “Quantico”, took to Twitter to wish her.

Happy birthday @MeerraChopra ! May u have a very special year.. Much love and it was lovely seeing u before I left...
— PRIYANKA (@priyankachopra) July 8, 2016

She tweeted: “Happy birthday Meerra Chopra! May you have a very special year.. Much love and it was lovely seeing you before I left.”

Priyanka also shared a glimpse of her bedtime snacking partners - caviar and chips.

She posted: “Yup! I'm a food snob! Friday night #caviarNChips #bedtimesnack”.

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