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Bollywood star Deepika Padukone graced BAFTA 2024 as a presenter on Sunday evening. Watch how she presented the Film Not in the English Language Award on stage.
Deepika Padukone, a presenter at the BAFTA 2024. (Image Credit: BAFTA Live Feed on YouTube.)
Last Updated: 12.01 AM, Feb 19, 2024
It's a sign of changing times! Indian stars gracing the red carpet, showcasing India's soft power and its burgeoning reputation as a filming destination. Deepika Padukone epitomizes poise, grace, perfection, performance, professionalism, and India's pride. Currently, she stands as a presenter at the prestigious BAFTA Awards ceremony in London. She recently took the stage to present the Film Not in the English Language Award, marking an acknowledgment of the Indian film industry's global success and visibility. No award ceremony is truly complete without the star power from India, and Deepika Padukone has undeniably elevated our visibility with her remarkable presence on both screen and stage.
Deepika Padukone presents the Film Not in the English Language Award
This evening, Deepika Padukone presented the Film Not in the English Language Award on stage during the EE BAFTA Film Awards 2024. The Zone of Interest won the award. Deepika Padukone gracefully handed over the award statues to the winners on stage, thereby winning the hearts of her fans globally.
One social media user took to microblogging site X and said, “Deepika, you beauty! We love the way you represent India on global platforms. More power to you!”
“Not just Priyanka, SRK, Alia, but Deepika too represents India at global platforms gracefully,” wrote another X user. Multiple X users called Deepika ‘A Queen of Hearts’.
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More about The Zone of Interest
The Zone of Interest is a historical drama film released in 2023, written and directed by Jonathan Glazer. Loosely based on the 2014 novel by Martin Amis, it was produced as a collaboration between the United Kingdom and Poland. The film features Christian Friedel in the role of German Nazi commandant Rudolf Höss, who endeavors to create a semblance of a dream life with his wife, Hedwig (portrayed by Sandra Hüller), in a new residence situated adjacent to the German Auschwitz concentration camp.