Padmaavat: Deepika Padukone gets SPECIAL message from ex-beau Ranbir Kapoor's parents
Deepika Padukone's Recent Release Padmaavat Has Set The Box Office Ablaze. The Magnum Opus Has Garnered Positive Reviews From The Critics And The Audience.
Deepika Padukone's recent release Padmaavat has set the box office ablaze. The magnum opus has garnered positive reviews from the critics and the audience.
Not just the movie, lead actress Deepika Padukone has also won the audience's hearts.
And while the actress is getting congratulatory messages from everyone, she also received a special message from ex-boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor's parents.
Veteran actors Rishi and Neetu Kapoor sent a bouquet to Deepika Padukone, praising her performance in the Sanjay Leela Bhansali-directed "Padmaavat".
The couple sent the bouquet after watching the film, which also stars Shahid Kapoor and Ranveer Singh, over the weekend.
They were especially impressed by Deepika's performance, who came alive as Rani Padmavati in the film, which has been marred by protests from various Rajput groups.
Deepika shared the picture of the bouquet the couple sent to her on Instagram.
"Excellent work! So very proud of you. Love Neetu and Rishi," the note on the bouquet read.
The film was released on January 25 after the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) cleared it last month with a 'U/A' certificate and five modifications, including title change from "Padmavati" to "Padmaavat".
It had opened to select paid previews across the country on January 24 and has collected over Rs 50 crores within two days of release.
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