The Academy, renowned for its prestigious Oscars, took to Instagram to feature a captivating performance by Deepika Padukone. The video clip showed Padukone’s spellbinding rendition of Deewani Mastani from the acclaimed movie Bajirao Mastani. The movie was directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, and the song was sung by the melodious Shreya Ghoshal. Since its release, the song has resonated deeply with audiences and continues to be cherished as one of the most iconic melodies in Hindi cinema.
Accompanied by a brief caption, The Academy’s Instagram post highlighted Padukone’s stellar portrayal. The caption also acknowledged the film’s ensemble cast, including Ranveer Singh and Priyanka Chopra Jonas.
The Academy shares Deepika Padukone’s Deewani Mastani clip, Ranveer Singh reacts
Ranveer Singh himself, visibly moved by his wife’s performance, lauded her in the comments section, describing her as “Mesmeric.” Fans flooded the comment section with adoration, praising Padukone’s unparalleled grace and talent. One admirer expressed, “Deepika As Mastani Will always remain ICONIC.” Another hailed the song as “the most beautifully shot” in cinematic history, thanking The Academy for recognizing its brilliance.
Deepika Padukone’s association with The Academy extends beyond this Instagram feature. Last year, she graced the Oscars stage as a presenter, introducing the track “Naatu Naatu” from the Indian film RRR. Her introduction highlighted the global impact of the song. Naatu Naatu garnered millions of views and marked a significant milestone as the first-ever Indian production to receive an Oscar nomination.
In addition to her professional achievements, Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh recently shared the joyous news of their impending parenthood. The couple, known for their chemistry both on and off-screen, took to social media to announce their pregnancy, revealing a due date set for September 2024.
As fans eagerly anticipate Deepika Padukone’s future projects, including her latest film Fighter opposite Hrithik Roshan, The Academy’s recognition serves as a testament to her enduring impact on Indian cinema and growing influence on the global stage.
