Deepika Padukone continues to captivate audiences with her multifaceted roles and compelling performances. The recent revelation of the trailer for ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ has stirred considerable anticipation in the online sphere. Boasting a stellar cast including luminaries such as Amitabh Bachchan, Prabhas, Deepika Padukone, and Kamal Haasan, the film holds the promise of an innovative storyline and cinematic grandeur. However, it is Deepika’s portrayal of a pregnant character that has particularly seized the spotlight and garnered the fans’ attention.
In ‘Kalki 2898 AD,’ Deepika is depicted with a noticeable baby bump, sparking speculation about the significance of her role. Among fans, theories abound suggesting that her unborn child may represent an incarnation of Kalki, thus elevating Deepika’s character to a pivotal position in the narrative. This role perpetuates a recurring motif in Deepika’s career, wherein she portrays significant maternal figures in noteworthy Bollywood productions.
Fans have promptly recollected Deepika’s recent portrayals of maternal roles in other films. In ‘Brahmastra Part One: Shiva,’ helmed by director Ayan Mukerji, she assumed the role of Ranbir Kapoor’s mother, adding layers of depth to the mythological storyline. Similarly, in ‘Jawan,’ she inhabited the character of Shah Rukh Khan’s mother, earning widespread acclaim for her emotive portrayal. Reflecting on her contributions to these projects, Deepika has expressed gratitude for the warmth and admiration she has received from audiences, driven by her profound respect for Shah Rukh Khan and their enduring camaraderie.
The sight of Deepika sporting a pregnant belly in ‘Kalki 2898 AD’ has sparked fervent enthusiasm among fans. This look of hers took Reddit by storm with one Reddit user humorously noting her recurring trend of portraying the mother of significant children, a comment that quickly gained traction online. Another user pointed out her actual pregnancy, describing it as “method acting.”
Deepika recently expressed her enthusiasm for the VFX-heavy, star-studded film and the fresh experiences it promised.
