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This is how Ranveer Singh reacted to Deepika Padukone’s look at BAFTA 2024

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Updated At : 04:42 PM Feb 20, 2024 IST

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Mumbai, February 20

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Actor Ranveer Singh never leaves a chance to praise his wife and actor Deepika Padukone both on and off social media.

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Photographer Greg Williams posted a photo of Deepika on Instagram from the BAFTA 2024 award ceremony to which the actor wrote in comments, ‘Such a beautiful shot of Deepika! Love it! ugh.. her smile.’

Deepika presented the award for the Best Film not in the English language to actor Jonathan Glazer for ‘The Zone of Interest’.

The 77th BAFTA Film Awards ceremony was held at London’s Royal Festival Hall on Sunday.

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Deepika made heads turn on the red carpet as she donned a golden and silver-hued shimmery saree with sequins all over it. She paired it with a matching blouse with strappy sleeves.

The list of other presenters included former England football star David Beckham, singer Dua Lipa, Cate Blanchett, Adjoa Andoh, Hugh Grant and Lily Collins.

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