DeepVeer fans were eagerly awaiting the moment when Ranveer Singh would join wife Deepika Padukone as the two actors hardly spend time with each other due to their hectic fans. Not too long ago, we had reported that Ranveer, who was in London and even posed with the mom-to-be Alia Bhatt, has gone to the US, to spend quality time with his wife before ringing in his birthday. In a recent post shared by musician-singer Shankar Mahadevan, the musician-singer posted a photo along with Ranveer, Deepika and his wife, of the couple attending his concert in California.
In the recent photo shared by musician-singer Shankar Mahadevan on his Instagram story, we can see a thrilled couple posing with him and his wife. The musician captioned the photo saying, “You guys made it so so special and memorable for me!! Your simplicity and warmth is what makes you both the besssst!!!"
Ranveer Singh was spotted at the airport last week where he was seen taking the flight to US to meet his wife who is shooting for her next. Speaking a source close to the actor had said, “Ranveer has headed out of India to celebrate his birthday and he will be heading to meet Deepika, who is currently in the US. And he might be celebrating his special day in Hawaii with Deepika.” The actress is currently shooting for Fighter, where she is paired opposite Hrithik Roshan for the first time.
Speaking about work, Ranveer Singh has Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani with Alia Bhatt and Cirkus with Pooja Hegde in the pipeline. Besides Fighter, Deepika has Pathan with Shah Rukh Khan and John Abraham, and Project K with Prabhas and Amitabh Bachchan. The actress flew to the US after completing a schedule of Project K in Hyderabad.
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