Deepika Padukone, a renowned actress, recently shared a glimpse of her behind-the-scenes moments as she prepared for her speech before announcing a performance at the 95th Academy Awards. The event was held in Los Angeles on March 13, and the actress was to introduce the performers before their electrifying performance on the Oscar-winning song, Naatu Naatu.
The photos that Deepika shared showcased her in a deep state of concentration as she got ready to go on stage. She was dressed in a stunning black Louis Vuitton gown, and the snapshots gave a sneak peek into the preparation that goes into such high-profile events. Along with the photos, the actress also added a caption that read, “And the rest is history.”
Deepika was the third Indian to present at the Oscars. The first Indian to become a presenter at the award ceremony was model-actress Persis Khambatta in 1980, who presented the award for Best Feature-Length Documentary Film. In 2016, Priyanka Chopra followed in her footsteps and became a presenter, announcing the nominees for Achievement in Film Editing.
Aside from her appearance at the Oscars, Deepika has several upcoming projects. She will be seen next in Atlee’s Jawan opposite Shah Rukh Khan. Additionally, she has Siddharth Anand’s Fighter and Nag Ashwin’s Project K in the pipeline.
Deepika’s commitment to her craft is evident in her preparation for the Oscars, and her dedication to the entertainment industry is further demonstrated through her upcoming projects. As an actress who has gained recognition on both the national and international fronts, Deepika continues to inspire and motivate aspiring artists, proving that hard work and talent can take one to great heights.
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