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Deepika Padukone, at the WAVES Summit, shares her transition from modeling to acclaimed actress, praised by Shah Rukh Khan for her career and future motherhood with Ranveer Singh.

Deepika Padukone at WAVES: Journey to Success

Deepika Padukone shares her journey from outsider to industry icon at the WAVES Summit, with Shah Rukh Khan lauding her role as a mother. A celebration of her remarkable journey in entertainment.

Deepika Padukone shines bright, inspires at WAVES stage

Deepika Padukone discusses her journey from modeling to film at the WAVES Summit. She embraces life's trials and is praised by Shah Rukh Khan for her future role as a mother.

As someone who moved to Mumbai when she was just 18, Bollywood star Deepika Padukone says she has done quite well for herself by creating a space in the world of entertainment.
The 39-year-old actor joined superstar Shah Rukh Khan for a session titled "The Journey: From Outsider To Ruler" at the inaugural WAVES Summit on Thursday here.
"Today when I look back at the journey... For an 18-year-old to move to a big city... It was a big decision to make. Those little things, having to navigate life with trial and error. Overall, when I look back I say, Not bad, well done.
"I am actually going to tell myself I have done pretty well. You don't really sit back and look at the journey. I don't celebrate the moments too much. I look at things in a straightforward way," said Deepika, who started out as a model before making her acting debut with 2007's "Om Shanti Om" opposite Shah Rukh.
In her "me time", the "Padmaavat" star said she focuses on everyday things like running her house.
"There's a study where all the mail comes... I sort out all of it... Cleaning the kitchen, checking vegetable stock for the week, laundry... I don't know any other way. Maybe because I started out this way. I didn't have a big house earlier. I didn't have house help," she added.
Shah Rukh, who also starred with Deepika in movies such as "Happy New Year", "Chennai Express", "Pathaan," and "Jawan," praised the actor, saying she will be a great mother to Dua, her daughter with actor-husband Ranveer Singh.
"The role she is going to play the best is that of a mother to Dua. She is really going to be a wonderful mom," he said.
Deepika called the inaugural World Audiovisual &amp; Entertainment Summit (WAVES) "a timely event."
"The way this has come together, it was high time. India being the center of it (cinema and entertainment) is the right time. It's the coming together of AI, tech, and storytelling," she added.
WAVES will integrate films, OTT, gaming, comics, digital media, AI, AVGC-XR, broadcasting, and emerging tech, and seek to present itself as a comprehensive showcase of India's media and entertainment prowess.
The summit, being held at the Jio World Convention Centre, aims to unlock a USD 50 billion market by 2029, expanding India's footprint in the global entertainment economy.

SRK advocates for more theatres and lower ticket prices at WAVES, highlighting cinema accessibility. Reflects on career growth with industry insights.

Shah Rukh Khan on Theatres and Ticket Pricing

SRK champions theatre expansion and affordability at WAVES summit, enhancing cinema reach. Discussing personal growth, he advocates for easier global filming processes in India.

In addition to sharing his personal career reflections and highlighting improved film accessibility throughout India, Shah Rukh Khan calls for more theaters and more reasonable ticket prices at the WAVES summit.

When he is not working, he is in a meditative state, superstar Shah Rukh Khan said on Thursday at the inaugural day of the WAVES summit here.
Addressing a session on 'The Journey: From Outsider to Ruler' at the event, which is billed as a platform to position India as a global hub for media, he also batted for more theaters and less expensive tickets in India.
"I still believe the call of the day is a lot more theaters, small theaters in small towns, and cheaper theaters so that we can show more films to people in every corner of the country," Shah Rukh said.
He expressed the hope that with the WAVES summit, shooting processes should become easier "not only for Indians but also for people coming from outside."
"I don't indulge in overworking or overthinking. When I am not on the sets, I don't do anything. I am in a meditative state," the superstar said in a fireside chat with director friend Karan Johar and Deepika Padukone, his co-star on many movies. The actor, one of the biggest superstars in Hindi cinema, said when he was young, he was "brash" but also gutsy.
"I believe I was brash, overconfident, reckless, and a lot more stupid. I'm happy I was like this; otherwise, I wouldn't have chosen the path I did with such wonderful people. I was a little gutsy also. Thank you, young Shah Rukh Khan, for being so cool," he said.

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