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Deepika Padukone’s birthday celebrations begin at airport as she feeds cake to Ranveer Singh, watch video

Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh were spotted at Mumbai airport, flying off to Lucknow as they gear up to celebrate her birthday with acid attack survivors who run a cafe in the Uttar Pradesh town.

Updated on: Aug 17, 2020, 04:10:08 IST
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Bollywood star Deepika Padukone is all set to celebrate her birthday with acid attack survivors in Lucknow on Sunday and she left Mumbai with husband and actor Ranveer Singh. Ahead of her Lucknow visit, she also cut a cake at the Mumbai airport. In Lucknow, Deepika will visit a cafe run by acid attack survivors and spend time with them. These women are also a part of her upcoming movie Chhapaak.

Birthday girl Deepika Padukone at Mumbai airport as she leaves for Lucknow with husband Ranveer Singh.
Birthday girl Deepika Padukone at Mumbai airport as she leaves for Lucknow with husband Ranveer Singh.

In one of the videos that surfaced online, their car arrives and Ranveer walks all the way to open the door for Deepika. In another one, a fan walks up to her with a cake. The videos and pictures show her cutting the cake and feeding a piece to Ranveer.

Watch | Fan greets Deepika Padukone with birthday cake at airport, Ranveer’s gesture wins hearts

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On Saturday, the cast and crew of Chhapaak surprised Deepika with a pre-birthday bash on the eve of her birthday. She was seen celebrating with the director of the film Meghna Gulzar and her co-actor Vikrant Massey. During the pre-birthday celebrations, Gulzar was seen sprinkling rose petals on Padukone as a mark of her adoration for the actor.

Last seen in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Padmaavat alongside Ranveer, Deepika is now gearing up for Chhapaak which will hit theatres on January 10. She plays an acid attack survivor, Malti, in the film that is said to be loosely based on Delhi’s Laxmi Agarwal. Laxmi became a victim to the crime in 2005 and later turned into a campaigner for Stop Sale Acid.

(Photos: Varinder Chawla)

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