That
Ranveer
Singh
leaves
no
stone
unturned
to
hype
his
wifey
and
actress
Deepika
Padukone
is
known
to
all.
The
actor
is
a
doting
hubby
and
his
recent
post
also
had
him
introducing
the
world
to
'Choti
Deepika.'
The
said
young
girl
could
be
seen
reenacting
a
scene
of
Deepika
from
the
movie
Goliyon
Ki
RaasLeela:
Ram-Leela.
Talking
about
the
same,
Ranveer
Singh
shared
a
video
of
a
young
girl
named
Rashi
Shinde
who
could
be
seen
performing
an
emotional
scene
of
Deepika
Padukone
along
with
Ranveer
from
the
movie.
The
girl
nails
the
expressions
of
the
actress
to
the
core
as
she
reenacts
the
same
on
a
video-sharing
platform.
Fans
were
also
in
awe
of
Rashi
and
her
uncanny
resemblance
to
the
Piku
actress'
performance
in
Goliyon
Ki
RaasLeela:
Ram-Leela.
'Choti
Deepika'
soon
became
one
of
the
top
trends
on
Twitter
after
Ranveer
Singh's
tweet.
Sharing
the
video
of
the
girl,
the
Gully
Boy
actor
wrote,
"Leela
Jaisi
Koi
Nahi!
Check
out
this
mini
version
of
you!
@deepikapadukone.
Love
the
expressions!
Red
heart
#chotideepika." Take
a
look
at
his
tweet.
Now,
it
will
be
interesting
to
see
how
Deepika
Padukone
reacts
to
her
mini-version.
Talking
about
Goliyon
Ki
RaasLeela:
Ram-Leela,
the
movie
was
helmed
by
Sanjay
Leela
Bhansali.
The
2013
film
marked
the
first
collaboration
of
Ranveer
and
Deepika.
Love
soon
blossomed
between
the
two
on
the
sets
of
the
movie
which
also
reflected
in
their
onscreen
chemistry.
The
two
soon
began
dating
after
working
together
in
the
movie
and
put
a
stamp
on
their
fairytale
romance
by
tying
the
knot
in
November
2018.
Meanwhile,
in
a
recent
interview
at
a
chat
show
on
Radio
City,
Deepika
Padukone
revealed
that
she
and
Ranveer
Singh
will
complete
10
years
of
togetherness
this
year.
The
Om
Shanti
Om
actress
also
revealed
what
the
idea
of
love
means
to
her.
On
this,
she
said,
"It
has
to
have
friendship,
companionship,
trust,
communication
and
I
think,
while
I've
completed
15
years
in
the
film
industry,
I
think
we
(Ranveer
Singh
and
I)
complete
being
10
years
together.
To
be
able
to
just
be
ourselves,
just
completely
with
my
flaws,
my
mistakes,
my
pluses.
To
know
that
I
can
truly
be
myself
without
being
judged.
I
think
those
are
the
values
that
I
really
hold
onto
very,
very
dearly."