The stunning diva is super excited to work with her hubby Ranveer Singh in the film helmed by Kabir Khan. Also read: Deepika Padukone Opted To Play The Role Of Romi Bhatia In ’83, And Her Reason Is Deeply Personal!
So, in that sense, you can say that it has been a lighter part emotionally.” But the film also explores lighter moments between Romi and her husband. Even in ’83, there are extreme highs and lows that Romi also goes through in the journey towards Indian cricket team creating history by winning the world cup. “Honestly speaking, I’ve always enjoyed playing characters that take a lot out of me, emotionally.
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Deepika Padukone also revealed that the movie explores and showcases another side to the couple. “Surely, the storyline has several highs as well as lows, but at the same time, there are a few lighter moments between the captain and his wife,” the source added. In a way, her part in ’83 fits that bill but not entirely because, in essence, the film is a gripping drama about Indian team’s journey towards the world cup victory.” A source stated to HT Cafe said, “For some time now, Deepika has often spoken about her craving to do a lighter role since she has constantly been doing intense characters. Her character is not as emotionally taxing compared to her previous two films, Chhapaak and Padmaavat. The diva revealed that she began to organise her house so that she could divert her mind and be calm.ĭeepika Padukone essays the character of Romi Bhatia, Kapil Dev’s wife in ‘ 83. Soon after its schedule wrap up, Deepika had to fly to London for the shoot of her next film, ‘ 83 and she had only 48 hours to switch from her character ‘Malti’ to ‘Romi’. Deepika Padukone’s role in the film is really intense and the actress was emotionally connected to the character. Deepika Padukone will be seen in the Meghna Gulzar directorial, Chhapaak where she will be essaying the character of Malti and the movie is based on the real life traumatic incident of an acid attack survivor Laxmi Aggarwal.
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