Deepika Padukone welcomed her first child, a Baby girl with Ranveer Singh on September 8. Just a few days earlier, Deepika and Ranveer visited the Siddhivinayak Temple to seek blessings, with Deepika's sari drawing attention. However, her choice to skip the mangalsutra During the Visit to the temple sparked a lively debate on X (formerly Twitter), adding a twist to her poignant journey.
Deepika dazzled in a Banarasi saree for her visit to the Siddhivinayak Temple. The saree, which features intricate boota work and a lighter tanchui fabric, was gifted by Anaita Shroff Adajania and came from Banarasi Baithak. She paired the elegant saree with delicate earrings, accessorized her look with a subtle touch of makeup and styled her hair in an elegant updo.
Deepika dazzled in a Banarasi saree for her visit to the Siddhivinayak Temple. The saree, which features intricate boota work and a lighter tanchui fabric, was gifted by Anaita Shroff Adajania and came from Banarasi Baithak. She paired the elegant saree with delicate earrings, accessorized her look with a subtle touch of makeup and styled her hair in an elegant updo.
Following the viral spread of photos and videos of her temple visit, some X (Twitter) users criticised Deepika for not wearing a mangalsutra, bindi or sindoor. Trolls attacked her for these decisions, but her fans came to her defence, stating that such decisions are deeply personal and should be respected.
Amidst the criticism, it is worth noting that Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh visited the temple barefoot, showing their respect and devotion. Ranveer was attentive and made sure that Deepika was comfortable while walking, which highlighted his genuine reverence and generosity.