On Sunday, Bollywood actor Deepika Padukone, dressed in a pristine white, was spotted at the Wimbledon finals. However, she wasn’t alone. Deepika was seen sharing some sibling-time with her sister Anisha Padukone. The two looked thoroughly involved in the Roger Federer vs. Novak Djokovic match that stunned everyone.
In photos that have surfaced on the internet, Deepika and Anisha are completely gripped by the tennis match. The sisters were also surrounded by other celebrities like Kendall Jenner, Brooklyn Beckham, and Henry Golding (Crazy Rich Asians).
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As someone who comes from a family that is incredibly sports-oriented, with Deepika’s father being a badminton player, it’s only fair for Deepika to desire the thrill of watching the match live at the stadium. Both the sisters are dressed impeccably. Deepika stunned in her floor-length Ralph Lauren dress.
14 July was an iconic day for sports enthusiasts as both the Wimbledon finals as well as the cricket World Cup finals had people sitting at the edge of their seats. The World Cup was won by England, while Novak Djokovic stole the show by winning his fifth Wimbledon.
On the professional front, Deepika recently completed the filming for her film Chappaak. On 6 July, she took to Instagram to wish her husband Ranveer Singh on his birthday. The actor shared the most adorable picture of Ranveer as a child and wrote the sweetest birthday wish.
She wrote, “Sensitive & emotional,caring & compassionate,generous & gentle,funny & intelligent,delightful & faithful...all this and so much more... To my husband,my friend,my lover,my confidante...but more often than not,my child,my infant,my toddler,my dot,my pineapple,my sunshine,my rainbow...May you forever and always be this way...I love you.”
On 8 July, Ranveer then shared a candid pic of his wife and Padmaavat star Deepika Padukone relaxing on an easy chair by a lake. High on cake. Happy birthday to me," Ranveer wrote alongside the image, referring to his birthday which was on Saturday 6 July.
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