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Social media users have been quick to notice and comment on Deepika Padukone’s public response to her husband Ranveer Singh’s latest blockbuster ‘Dhurandhar,’ with some questioning her apparent silence about the film’s success.
Claims began circulating on social media platforms, particularly on X (formerly Twitter), suggesting that Padukone, who is recognized as India’s mental health ambassador, had not publicly acknowledged or supported Singh’s performance in the film. One widely shared post stated, “Has anyone seen India’s mental health ambassador Deepika Padukone post anything about #Dhurandhar so far? Not a single Instagram story or X post. Leave alone the movie, not even for her husband, who played a pivotal role in the movie.”
These assertions quickly gained traction online, creating speculation about the couple’s relationship and Padukone’s support for her husband’s professional endeavors. The rumors emerged despite ‘Dhurandhar’ receiving widespread acclaim and achieving significant commercial success at the box office since its release.
However, contrary to these claims, evidence shows that Padukone has indeed publicly supported both the film and Singh’s performance through her Instagram stories. Many social media users came to her defense, sharing screenshots of her posts as proof of her endorsement.
One of Padukone’s Instagram stories featured a patriotic message reading “Bharat Mata Ki Jai! #Dhurandhar,” accompanied by an Indian National Flag sticker, clearly expressing her admiration for the film’s themes and execution.
In a more direct show of support for her husband, Padukone posted another Instagram story on December 5 that read, “Dhurandhar has been watched and is worth every minute of those 3.36 hours. So do yourself a favour and get to the cinema hall now! So incredibly proud of you, Ranveer Singh.” This comprehensive endorsement not only praised the film but also specifically highlighted her pride in Singh’s contribution to the project.
These posts effectively counter the narrative that Padukone has been silent about the film, demonstrating instead that she has been supportive of both the project and her husband’s role in it.
‘Dhurandhar,’ directed by Aditya Dhar, features an ensemble cast of Bollywood heavyweights including Sanjay Dutt, Akshaye Khanna, Rakesh Bedi, and R Madhavan, with Ranveer Singh in a pivotal role. Sara Arjun appears as the female lead in the production.
The film has been performing exceptionally well commercially, generating substantial revenue since its theatrical release. Industry analysts attribute its success to the star-studded cast, compelling storyline, and strong word-of-mouth promotion from audiences and critics alike.
Fans of the franchise have more to look forward to, as the film’s sequel is already in development and scheduled to release in theaters in March of next year, capitalizing on the current film’s popularity and commercial success.
This incident highlights how quickly misinformation can spread on social media platforms and the importance of fact-checking before accepting and sharing claims about public figures. It also demonstrates the ongoing public fascination with celebrity relationships and the scrutiny that often accompanies them, particularly in the high-profile world of Bollywood.
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