Before the Koffee Gets Cold: Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh's wedding video won many fans, yet some questions were raised by their silence.
Divorce rumors between Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh circulated earlier this year. Now, in an effort to put an end to the rumors, the couple has made an appearance on Season 8 of Koffee with Karan.
How well did it go?
Looking as the two actors reminisce, share never-before-seen wedding footage, and let us in on the beautiful mundanities of their lives, there's no doubt that fans of the duo will be overjoyed. Their marriage seemed too good to be true, but there was mystery and shadow in the things they didn't talk about.
For example, Ranveer did all the talking on the couple's history, including how they met, how he proposed, and how she told her family. As if she were hearing it for the first time, Deepika grinned and laughed intermittently. While Ranveer had a clear vision of how the plot should go, Deepika looked to be piecing together the pieces alongside us.
However, once they showed one other their wedding film, Deepika became the talkative one. After then, the conversation no longer remained light and romantic. She addressed the more difficult topics, such as their divergent upbringings, values, and priorities. She admitted the struggles and said they were both committed to making their marriage work. Deepika remarked, "It's the work that makes it special," and Ranveer nodded in what appeared more like a show of submission than agreement.
Ranveer and Deepika both capitalised on their skills. Since he is so emotionally invested, he has been concentrating on the developing love that is the courting. She's the most level-headed of the two, and she helped us frame our expectations for the marriage going forward.
The wedding video was a brilliant move.
The fact that they debuted the wedding film on the show did them a world of good. The five-year delay in the release of DeepVeer's wedding movie deserves credit for actually keeping the things intimate at a time when newly married actors are releasing their custom-made wedding videos in cahoots with music companies and bridalwear designers (like Kiara Advani, Parineeti Chopra), or selling them to streaming platforms (like Nayanthara, Hansika Motwani).
Karan Johar's gut reaction to the wedding video has resonated with viewers more than the video itself. It was the most natural thing about the episode for him to cry, hug the couple tightly, and explain how he feels deprived of a genuine relationship. If this was couple's therapy, then the couple's marriage has more to do with the therapist's sensitivity and emotional emptiness than with the pair themselves.
Time and Date for Season 8 of Koffee With Karan
On October 26, 2023, Season 8 of Koffee with Karan debuted. The first broadcast of the series premiered at midnight. Each week on Thursday, a brand new episode will premiere.
Season 8 of Koffee with Karan: Where Can I Catch It?
Season 8 of Koffee with Karan will be available on Disney+ Hotstar. There won't be a TV broadcast of the show.
Season 8 of Koffee With Karan's A-List Guests
Bollywood stars Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh were the first guests on Season 8 of Koffee with Karan. It's also expected that Alia Bhatt, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Rani Mukerji, Sara Ali Khan, and Ananya Pandey will make appearances this season.
Johar's latest film is "Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani," which also has Alia Bhatt, Ranveer Singh, Dharmendra, Jaya Bachchan, and Shabana Azmi in lead roles.
A remake of the French smash hit "The Intouchables" was revealed last week as Karan Johar's Dharma Production and Guneet Monga's Sikhya Entertainment's second joint venture. Collin D'Cunha, who has worked as an assistant on Hollywood productions including "Sanju," "Secret Superstar," and "Shaandaar," will lead the charge as director of the Hindi picture.
Earlier this month, Karan Johar marked the silver anniversary of his directorial debut, "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai," and expressed gratitude to the public for their supportive presence throughout his career.
Featuring Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, and Rani Mukerji, the 1998 Hindi film reimagined the meaning of modern friendship and romance.
