Deepika Padukone Hides Her Face With A Mask And A Cap; Makes The Fans Curious If She’s Hiding Her New Movie Look

Deepika Padukone knows how to flaunt outfits be it her red carpet look or the airport outfit, but she also knows how to keep it low-key. Deepika Padukone was seen in the city on Thursday, hiding her face as she exited a dubbing studio. The actress sat in her car, without waving to the photographers. And her latest outing was no exception, the Padmaavat actress was seen hiding her face with accessories. She opted for the all-white outfit. She used a solid white mask and a golf cap to hide her face from the paparazzi.

As soon as she completed her dubbing she left the office and her car was waiting outside. She managed to cover her entire face with her mask and the cap. The actress’ suspicious getup and how swiftly she left the face made the media think that if she is hiding her look from a new movie. Recently in a video, the Chennai Express star was giving looks as if she is riding the car just like how an International pop star and musician did in his song, ‘Blinding Lights’. The actress looks swanky on her ride and she launches herself in the multiverse, she leaves fans excited with the video. Deepika Padukone constantly makes to the headlines, from her 22 crore Alibaug mansion to sporting ensembles that make her an apex actress of B-Town to giving couple goals with her husband Ranveer Singh. The actress is often adored for her adorable social media postings and videos, which makes her fans and followers go mad at her.

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On the work front, Deepika has several projects lined up. Pathan, Fighter, The Intern, and other yet-to-be-titled films. In Shakun Batra’s directorial, she will be seen opposite Siddhant Chaturvedi and Ananya Panday.
She is also gearing up for the release of Ranveer Singh led ’83.