Deepika Padukone to make singing debut in 'Tamasha'

Published February 11, 2015
Deepika Padukone. - Photo courtesy: www.gluebomb.com
Deepika Padukone. - Photo courtesy: www.gluebomb.com

Many actors in the recent past have been featured on the soundtracks of their movies such as Alia Bhatt, Salman Khan and Shraddha Kapoor. Next in line is Deepika Padukone, who will be lending her voice to one of the songs from her upcoming movie Tamasha, Indian Express reported.

Tamasha will be directed by critically acclaimed filmmaker Imtiaz Ali, who has made blockbusters like Highway, Rockstar and Jab We Met, to name a few.

Imtiaz Ali and Deepika Padukone with A.R. Rahman. - Photo courtesy: Indian Express
Imtiaz Ali and Deepika Padukone with A.R. Rahman. - Photo courtesy: Indian Express

Pictures of Deepika with music maestro A.R. Rahman also popped up on the internet, hinting a collaboration and making fans more curious. It is said that the music producer has given his approval for her to enter the singing arena.

Currently being shot in Delhi, the movie stars Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor in lead roles. This is the fourth movie the duo will be appearing in together, after Bachna Ae Haseeno, Bombay Talkies and Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani.

According to DNA, the plot for the movie revolves around a nomad, played by Kapoor, who meets Deepika while she is in Corsica and following the trail of her beloved cartoon characters, Asterix and Obelix. The two bond over their love for the comic series and end up becoming troupe artists, performing all over the island in France.

Tamasha is slated for a 2016 release.

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