10 months after Priyanka Chopra ends partnership, NYC restaurant ‘Sona’ shuts down; deets inside

New York-based restaurant Sona is closing 10 months after actor Priyanka Chopra Jonas withdrew her association as a co-founder from the outlet. The establishment shared the update on its official Instagram page on Wednesday, adding Sona's final service will be brunch on Sunday.

Priyanka’s former venture shuts down

Following three successful years, the Indian cuisine restaurant previously owned by actor Priyanka Chopra announced an abrupt closure on Wednesday. "After more than three remarkable years, Sona will be closing. We have immense gratitude for everyone who walked through our doors. It's been our greatest honour to serve you. Thank you to our dedicated team who serve delicious food, smiles & warmth daily. Sona's final service will be brunch on Sunday, June 30. We hope to see you for a final meal or drink. Our doors and arms are open," the post from Sona read.

About PeeCee’s association with ‘Sona’

Priyanka Chopra Jonas collaborated with Maneesh K Goyal, her friend and former business partner, to open the joint in 2021 while Covid-19 restrictions were still in place.

Chopra Jonas, currently shooting in Australia for her upcoming film "The Bluff", stepped away from the Indian cuisine restaurant Sona last August. It was clarified at the time that the restaurant will continue its operations despite PeeCee’s exit.
Sona, which means 'gold' in Hindi, got its name after a suggestion from the actor's husband, singer Nick Jonas.

About Priyanka’s work front

Priyanka Chopra is currently filming for ‘The Bluff’. The actor also received minor injuries during the shoot. Besides ‘The Bluff’, Priyanka has a few Hollywood projects in the pipeline, including ‘Head of State’ with John Cena and ‘Citadel 2’. She will also be making her Bollywood comeback with the highly anticipated film ‘Jee Le Zara’, starring alongside Alia Bhatt and Katrina Kaif.

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