Deepika Padukone Expresses Anger Over Malicious Trolling, Deeming it Cruel Jest Towards Her and Ranveer Singh
In a recent episode of ‘Koffee with Karan 8’, Bollywood power couple Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh opened up about the early days of their relationship, sparking a wave of mixed reactions among fans and trolls alike. Deepika’s candid confession about casually dating other people before committing to Ranveer stirred controversy, with social media buzzing with opinions.
During the episode, Deepika revealed, “There was no ‘commitment’ as such. Even if we were technically allowed to see other people, we would just keep coming back to each other.” This statement led to a flurry of responses online, with some fans appreciating her honesty, while others resorted to shaming her for her past choices.
Actor and stand-up comic Vir Das came to Deepika’s defense, taking a dig at those criticizing her. He wrote, “Moment of silence for all the men who are upset that a Bollywood star way out of their league was casually dating for a while, and wasn’t as committed as their imaginary girlfriend is to them.”
The controversy deepened when Deepika was questioned about the people she dated before Ranveer. Ranveer, visibly upset, demanded names, highlighting the tension between the couple during that period. Netizens dissected every expression and gesture, leading to a heated online debate.One user on Reddit wrote, “Ranveer was pissed! The way he said ‘Very Clearly’… Dudes hurt and pissed!! DP’s nose scratch and eyes telling a different story though!” Another commented, “Dont forget she remembered her depression phase right when her movie releases were around the corner.”
While some fans supported Deepika, emphasizing the beauty of her honesty and the evolution of their relationship, others criticized her, labeling the phase as a ‘situationship.’ Supporters defended Deepika’s right to explore her options before committing, echoing the sentiments of modern relationships where individuals take time to understand their feelings.
