Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh stand as one of the most adored and prominent couples in the realm of Bollywood. Despite the passage of time since their marriage, their magnetic appeal continues to captivate their fans, consistently generating headlines. This was notably true when Deepika Padukone, affectionately known as DP, candidly criticized the prevalent after-marriage “no-kissing” policy” in the film industry during an interview, responding with her signature wit and candor.
Ranveer and Deepika Padukone boast a substantial social media following, frequently sharing affectionate snapshots of their life together on Instagram. Their adeptness at exuding romance, whether it’s by holding hands in public or through other gestures, sets a heartwarming example for the kind of marital bond that many aspire to achieve.
In her first post-wedding interview, Deepika Padukone recounted her serene wedding experience in Italy with fellow actor Ranveer Singh during an interview with Filmfare. She nostalgically described the affair as enchanting, emphasizing the surreal moments they shared.
The interview promptly garnered attention, particularly for instances where Deepika affectionately referred to her husband as “Ranveer Singh Padukone.” However, during the chat, there was a question that left the actress visibly taken aback.
In the course of the same interview, Deepika Padukone was confronted with inquiries about the “no-kissing” guideline that several Bollywood celebrities tend to adhere to post marriage. In response, she expressed her strong disdain, exclaiming, “Chheee…we just went back 50 years.” The interviewer continued to probe if the couple would now be more possessive and restrict their partner from kissing other actors on-screen. Deepika cheekily replied, “we’ll know soon.”
See her reaction here for yourself:
Deepika Padukone’s unapologetic stance was both empowering and resounding. And, safe to say, the couple has NO no-kissing policy as Ranveer Singh’s latest on-screen lip-lock was with Alia Bhatt in the recently released “Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani.”
On the professional front, her upcoming film “Fighter,” in which she stars opposite Hrithik Roshan and is helmed by director Sidharth Anand, is set for release in January next year. This marks the first occasion of Deepika being paired with Hrithik Roshan, and the anticipation is palpable.
What are your personal reflections on Deepika’s assertive response to the industry’s “no-kissing” policy after wedding?
