Ranveer Singh (Adorably) Spamming Deepika Padukone's Instagram Live Is Typical Ranveer
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"Yes everyone she has been working very hard," commented Ranveer Singh
Deepika Padukone, who recently launched her self-care brand, decided to go live on Instagram, on Tuesday evening. While the actress was busy briefing her Instafam about the new range of products, her husband Ranveer Singh decided to spam the comments section. "Waah waah excitement toh dekho (wow, look at the excitement)," read Ranveer Singh's first comment. His second comment read: "Yes everyone she has been working very hard." Referring to Deepika's self-care brand, the actor wrote: "Must say the products are world class." When the actress started answering questions pertaining to the products, Ranveer Singh dropped this comment: "I have a question, what time are you coming home?" When Deepika was about to sign off the video, Ranveer Singh wrote: "Thank me also for my love and support."
Here's what Deepika Padukone posted on her Instagram Live.
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