Deepika Padukone has finally responded to the ongoing buzz surrounding her silence on husband Ranveer Singh’s blockbuster film Dhurandhar 2.
Silence Sparks Speculation
As Dhurandhar 2 continued to break box office records, fans and social media users questioned why Deepika had not publicly reacted to the film.
The curiosity intensified when she was absent from the film’s premiere, while several industry celebrities praised the project.
Deepika’s Viral Response
Putting speculation to rest, Deepika responded to a social media comment questioning her absence.
She revealed that she had already watched the film before its public release, implying that her silence was not due to disinterest.
When asked whether her absence was a statement or an attempt to avoid controversy, Deepika clarified that she was simply “dodging the internet’s favourite drama.”
Skipping the Premiere
On the night of the special screening, Deepika was reportedly attending a musical concert with her family, which further fueled online discussions.
Her recent response now makes it clear that her absence was a personal choice rather than a professional statement.
A Supportive Partner
It is worth noting that Deepika had openly praised the first installment of Dhurandhar upon its release, expressing pride in Ranveer Singh and the entire team.
Her latest comment suggests continued support, even if she chose to stay away from public discourse this time.

Massive Box Office Success
Directed by Aditya Dhar, Dhurandhar 2 has emerged as a massive commercial success.
- Crossed ₹400 crore at the overseas box office
- Surpassed ₹1600 crore globally
- Among the top-performing Indian films in recent times
The film now stands just behind Pushpa 2: The Rule in domestic collections, reinforcing its blockbuster status.
Internet Reacts
Deepika’s brief but sharp response has gone viral, with fans praising her for addressing the issue without engaging in unnecessary controversy.
Her comment has effectively ended speculation while also highlighting how celebrities navigate constant online scrutiny.