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US restaurant has dosa named after Deepika Padukone

A restaurant in Texas has a dosa named after Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone.

A fan recently took to Twitter to share details of the Deepika Padukone dosa, which is "topped with fiery hot ghost chilli and stuffed with our potato mix."


The fan wrote: "In Austin, people are eating Deepika Padukone as a dosa menu!!"

The 32-year-old actress reposted the picture and captioned it, "What a great way to begin the year... Happy New Year!"

Her husband Ranveer Singh meanwhile shared the menu on his Instagram story and said, "I'll eat that."

Deepika and Ranveer, who married in November, are currently on their honeymoon to an undisclosed location. Recently, Deepika opened up about their six-year-long relationship and said she was ready to get married to Ranveer after Padmaavat.

“I thought of marrying him [Ranveer] after Padmaavat," she told a media outlet. "We knew it was going to happen, it was just a matter of time. When the film released, it just felt correct. He was, of course, ready but had already committed to a few projects. He wasn’t sure if he’d be able to take out the time. But he made it work.”

On the work-front, Ranveer is currently basking in the success of Simmba. Ranveer loves to experiment and he wants to try out something new with each project.

"As an artiste, I have always wanted to entertain audiences, at the same time offering something new to them with every film, with a constant endeavour to push myself to evolve as an actor," Ranveer said in a statement. "With Simmba again, I was doing something absolutely new, thus adding a new dimension to my repertoire," he added.

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Radhika Apte’s comments on rising violence in films have sparked fresh debate across the industry. Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter India, the actor said she is “deeply disturbed” by how violence in films is now sold as entertainment, warning that shock and gore are overtaking storytelling across cinema and streaming.

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