Deepika Padukone’s role in ‘Raaka’ won’t be reduced:Makers dismiss replacement rumours; actress to shoot during pregnancy

Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone recently announced her second pregnancy. Ever since this news came out, various claims were being made regarding her upcoming film ‘Raaka’. Some reports claimed that due to pregnancy, Deepika’s role in the film might be shortened or she might be replaced. Now, the film’s team has clarified the situation, stating that all these reports are completely false. Replacement rumors are baseless
The team of the film ‘Raaka’ has stated that reports of replacing Deepika or reducing her role are completely baseless. According to the team, “Everything is going according to the planned schedule. Deepika Padukone is a very important part of the film ‘Raaka’ and shooting is going on with full energy on set.” The makers have clarified that no changes are being made to the film’s script due to pregnancy. Will perform action scenes during pregnancy
According to industry sources, Deepika will continue shooting for director Atlee’s film even during her pregnancy. The film also features some intense action sequences for her, which she will complete with caution. It is reported that Deepika and the makers have made all necessary safety arrangements. Film to be released in 2027
The film ‘Raaka’ is being directed by renowned director Atlee and is being produced under the banner of Sun Pictures. South superstar Allu Arjun will be seen in the lead role in the film. Recently, on Allu Arjun’s 44th birthday, the makers revealed his first look, in which he appeared in a very rough and tough avatar with no hair (bald look). This film will hit the big screens in the year 2027. Deepika-Ranveer are going to be parents for the second time
Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh had informed fans about their second pregnancy through a joint Instagram post. Deepika and Ranveer Singh got married in 2018 at Lake Como in Italy. About 6 years after their marriage, they welcomed their first daughter ‘Dua’ in September 2024.