Kangana Ranaut lauded Deepika Padukone after she delivered the performance RRR's tune Naatu Naatu at the Oscars 2023. This took place after the 'Tejas' actor as soon as took a dig at Deepika Padukone over melancholy. Taking to Twitter on Monday morning, Kangana re-shared a tweet in which Deepika made it to the Academy Awards stage as a presenter to present a unique shoutout to RRR's electricity-packed track which went directly to win the Oscar for the 'Best Orginal Song' class.

Taking to Twitter, Kangana Ranaut praised Deepika and wrote, "How lovely @deepikapadukone appears, now not smooth to stand there keeping complete kingdom collectively, wearing its picture, recognition on those sensitive shoulders and speakme so graciously and confidently. Deepika stands tall as a sworn statement to the truth that Indian ladies are the satisfactory." Deepika Padukone, who made her Oscars debut as a presenter in a suitable off-the-shoulder black Louis Vuitton robe, served glamour together with her jaw-dropping look. She rounded off her look with a swish hairdo and announcement-making diamond jewels.Reacting to her tweet, a 'proud' user said, "Really proud moment for Indian film industry...." Another stated, "How Beautiful one girl assisting any other girl." A 1/3 comment study, "Absolute grace and beauty she is. Representing India right here after soccer. Proud." This publish by way of Kangana took all people by means of marvel as she had previously slammed Deepika on social media. Kangana misplaced her temper at some stage in a promotional event for her truth display 'Lock Upp' while a journalist asked her a query regarding 'Gehraiyaan' actress. The influencer Freddy Birdy posted, "The clothes gets tinier as the Gehraiyaan launch date tactics," On which, the journalist asked Kangana what she thinks approximately the situation. The actress replied, "Look, I am right here to shield folks that can't protect themselves. Alright? She can guard herself. She has the privilege, the platform and I can not promote her film here. Sit down."