Throwback to the time when Deepika Padukone gracefully handled her Wardrobe Malfunction!
Deepika Padukone is undoubtedly the most popular celeb in the industry. The actress has over 68 million followers on Instagram. With this, you can figure out the popularity of the actress amongst her fans. She started her acting career in Bollywood with the King Khan of Bollywood Shah Rukh Khan and since then the actress carried this ‘No Looking Back’ attitude with her always.
Deepika Padukone as we all know has always been a fashionista in the industry. She has been representing the country at various popular events and is also known as a global fashion icon. The confidence and grace that she is something that no one in the industry can match. There was a time when this actress suffered a wardrobe Malfunction but she handled the situation like a queen. Today we bring you a throwback of this situation!
In 2014 when Deepika Padukone attended a ‘Van Heusen’ event in Mumbai she was sitting in the front row with Amitabh Bachchan and Ranveer Singh. She was seen accessorizing her look with minimalistic makeup and jewelry. She was wearing a knee-length and tight-fitting white colored dress styled with golden-colored pump heels.
So while answering the questions of the media, Deepika accidentally happened to flash her panti*es but she gracefully tried to carry herself.
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This incident is one of the best examples of the actress being the most confident among the others in the industry.
To note this was not the first time that a Bollywood diva had faced such a wardrobe malfunction. Actresses like Katrina Kaif and Kangana Ranaut have also been in the same embarrassing situation but managed to carry it gracefully.
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