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Deepika Padukone considering launching a production banner

Buzz has it that Bollywood diva Deepika Padukone, who is riding high on the stupendous success of her film Padmaavat, is planning to turn producer. The thought has been there on her mind for quite a long time, but now she wants to take the next step forward and lay the foundation for her own production banner.

A source shares with an Indian daily, “Deepika is focusing on setting up her own production house. She wants to be associated with interesting and content-driven films. She will soon be donning the producer's hat”.


Deepika, who entered filmdom with Farah Khan's Om Shanti Om, has been part of some path-breaking films in her a decade old career. We are sure that as a producer also, she will always back powerful, content-driven films.

We are waiting for an official announcement regarding her maiden venture.

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