Fighter: Deepika Padukone FINALLY Joins Hrithik Roshan For Promotions, Fans Gush Over The Fresh Pair

Hrithik Roshan and Deepika Padukone are gearing up for their next film, Fighter. The action thriller is set to be released on January 25 and has already generated a lot of excitement among the audience. Ahead of the release, the makers have started promotions, and all the actors involved were seen promoting it, except Deepika Padukone. Even at the trailer launch, she was missing in action. Her absence sparked rumours about a possible rift between her and Hrithik – the lead pair of the film. As Siddharth Anand put all speculations to rest and revealed the exact reason for her being absent from the promotions, Deepika also joined Hrithik Roshan and Anil Kapoor at a promotional event today in Mumbai.

Deepika looked stunning in a knitted top and jeans as she arrived at the event, receiving a warm welcome from the paparazzi. She joined Hrithik Roshan on stage for pictures. Hrithik, always stylish, wore a T-shirt and jeans with a jacket and cap, while Anil opted for a black shirt and trousers for the evening. They posed with each other for the paps. Check out the video here:

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Earlier, in an interview with Bollywood Hungama, Siddharth Anand said, “This is a promotional strategy that we have taken. You will start seeing Deepika Padukone from tomorrow (Tuesday) everywhere. People put a lot of conjectures into things. Deepika was supposed to come for the trailer launch, but she was under the weather. And now she is going to be everywhere; our strategy is such.” He further added, “Obviously, we can’t do without Deepika… Deepika and Hrithik’s pair is one of the major highlights. And it’s a huge excitement for me as a filmmaker to see both of them (together). So, I can imagine that even the audience is waiting for (her). You will start seeing them closer to the release. Also, we didn’t want too much of Hrithik and Deepika before the release. We wanted people to enjoy them on the big screen. We didn’t want that saturation.”