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During an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Nick Jonas says his 4-year-old daughter Malti loves singing John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n
The musician occasionally shares glimpses into his life as a dad on social media and during interviews<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n
In his new film Power Ballad<\/em>, Jonas plays a former boy band star who reignites his career with a stolen song<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n There’s one genre of music Nick Jonas<\/a> says his daughter can’t get enough of.<\/p>\n The musician and actor, 33, tells PEOPLE during a recent interview with his Power Ballad<\/em><\/a> costar Paul Rudd<\/a>, 57, that his 4-year-old daughter Malti<\/a>, whom he shares with wife Priyanka Chopra Jonas<\/a>, is currently listening to a wide range of music. But there’s one genre that she’s been singing “nonstop,” he reveals during the conversation.<\/p>\n “Well, our daughter’s 4, and she’s got a pretty wide range in music that she likes,” he says. “Recently, she was introduced to [John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads”], and she’s been singing it nonstop. And there’s nothing cuter than a little 4-year-old singing that song.”<\/p>\n Take PEOPLE with you! <\/strong>Subscribe to PEOPLE magazine<\/strong><\/a> to get the latest details on celebrity news, exclusive royal updates, how-it-happened true crime stories and more \u2014 right to your mailbox.<\/strong><\/p>\n Jonas occasionally shares sweet moments of his life as a girl dad during interviews and on social media. During a panel tied to his new film at New York City’s 92NY on Monday, May 18, Jonas joined Rudd and director John Carney<\/a> to chat with Josh Horowitz. When Horowitz asked Nick if any songs or films made him emotional, the “Jealous” singer got candid about a family film that continues to resonate years later as a dad<\/p>\n “Well, I’ll say there are two scenes in [Power Ballad<\/em>] that I’m not in, and they hit me super hard as a father,” he replied. “Then, outside of that, when I cry over a movie, it’s The Lion King<\/em>.”<\/p>\n “You know, things that I’m getting to watch with my daughter these days and kind of read some of those experiences, the stories that shaped who I became, and now I’m sharing that with her. It’s a totally special thing to experience,” Jonas added, noting that he also “always” cries during movies on planes.<\/p>\n