Priyanka Chopra reveals first look of her character from 'The Matrix Resurrections'

Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra dropped the poster of her first character from the upcoming Hollywood film 'The Matrix Resurrections', but all the attention was stolen from it, as it was the absence of 'Jonas' from her name on her social media handles.

The Quantico actress, got her own character poster who plays a prominent role in the film, which sees her in a traditional-inspired ensemble, which is very much different from the rest of the cast suited in trench coats and flashy suits.

The mystic feels of the poster cannot be missed, which further fuels speculations around her possible casting as the character Sati. 

Popular fan theories suggest that PeeCee's character might even be the new Oracle, who sends Keanu Reeve's Neo on a new adventure.

Sati, originally played by Tanveer Atwal in 'The Matrix Revolutions', was expected to play a major role in the film series.

With all the fuss about the actress dropping Nick Jonas' last name, it was easy to miss sister-in-law Danielle Jonas' post praising the new poster

The post was shared on Danielle's Instagram stories that Priyanka later re-shared on her handle. 

It came amidst much speculation about Priyanka and Nick possibly calling it quits on their marriage. However, Chopra's mother, Madhu Chopra, crushed the rumours and dubbed them 'rubbish.

Global news portals have been speculating if Chopra removed her husband's surname as a branding decision or just a personal call.

For the unversed Warner Bros. Pictures on Monday announced that it will be re-releasing the 1999 blockbuster movie 'The Matrix' on December 3, ahead of the worldwide theatrical premiere of the fourth installment 'The Matrix Resurrections' on December 22. 

'The Matrix', featuring Hollywood star Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Ann Moss, Laurence Fishburne, and Hugo Weaving, was directed by Wachowski sisters - Lana and Lilly.

They directed the other two installments - 'The Matrix Reloaded', 'The Matrix Revolutions' - both of which came out in the year 2003.