Deepika Padukone to play PV Sindhu? Actor-shuttler’s badminton session triggers biopic talk

Deepika Padukone posted the set of pictures on Instagram. In the images, she and PV Sindhu are seen playing an intense game of badminton on an indoor court.

Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone plays badminton with PV Sindhu (Source: Instagram)

Bollywood star Deepika Padukone has posted a motley of pictures from her badminton session with world champion shuttler P.V. Sindhu.

The pictures have left social media users wondering if a biopic is being made on Sindhu.

Deepika posted the set of pictures on Instagram. In the images, the two are seen playing an intense game of badminton on an indoor court.

"Just a regular day in my life...Burning calories with @pvsindhu1!" the actress, who is the daughter of former badminton player Prakash Padukone, captioned the image.

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The picture currently has 1.9 million likes. Deepika's husband and actor Ranveer Singh dropped a comment on the photograph.

He wrote: "MAJOR FOMO ATTACK!"

Many social media users reacted to the picture on the comment section.

One wrote: "Lgta h biopic bnne vli h (seems like a biopic is being made)."

"That means i was right, we are getting the PV SINDHU BIOPIC," wrote another.

One heaped praises on Deepika and Sindhu.

The user said: "Two idols in one pic."

A user questioned: "Is there a biopic on the wayyy?"

One added: "R u began prep for sindhu's biopic!"

Earlier, Deepika and Sindhu met each other for a dinner in Mumbai. Taking to his Instagram handle, Ranveer posted a selfie from their dinner night at Worli restaurant. Donning the brightest smiles, the stars made their best glamorous appearances for the night. Ranveer captioned the image as: "Smashing time!"

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Meanwhile, Sindhu recently became the first Indian woman to claim two Olympic medals after she won a badminton bronze medal in Tokyo in August, adding to her silver from Rio 2016. The ace Indian shuttler defeated China’s He Bingjiao 21-13, 21-15 in the bronze medal match.