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Bollywood's Deepika Padukone Becomes First Indian Actress to Star in Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall Campaign

© AP Photo / Arthur MolaActress Deepika Padukone poses for photographers upon arrival at the premiere for the film 'Pain and Glory' at the 72nd international film festival in Cannes, France, 17 May 2019.
Actress Deepika Padukone poses for photographers upon arrival at the premiere for the film 'Pain and Glory' at the 72nd international film festival in Cannes, France, 17 May 2019. - Sputnik International
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New Delhi (Sputnik): Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone is not just a beautiful face but a name to reckoned with; her actions that speak louder than words. From her recent visit to India’s premier university to show solidarity with agitating students to talking openly about her struggle with depression, she has inspired young people in many ways. 

Deepika Padukone, who has portrayed some versatile roles in Bollywood films like “Padmaavat”, “Bajirao Mastani”, “Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani” and a newly-released film based on the story of an acid attack survivor titled “Chhapaak”, has once again made headlines as she became the first Indian actress to be featured in the Pre-Fall Campaign of French fashion house Louis Vuitton.

The actress is seen looking drop-dead gorgeous in the cover photo, where she sits like a queen under a caption saying "Don't Turn Around”, something that actress also believes in, as she recently let go of her past by becoming friends with her ex-boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor and decided not to regret the failures in her life.

Fashion magazine Elle India also posted an image of Deepika making waves globally with her recent shoot.

This was not the first association of Deepika with the West; she also starred in the Hollywood action film “xXx: Return of Xander Cage”, released in 2017, that featured Vin Diesel.

Deepika’s recent Bollywood film “Chhapaak” didn’t get the expected returns at the box office and many believe it was because of her controversial visit to New Delhi’s Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) to meet students protesting against violence on campus after a group of masked men and women armed with police batons attacked them, injuring over 30 students, teachers, and staff.

Her support for the students, however, was seen as an attention-seeking stunt; the federal ruling establishment's activists even campaigned for a boycott of her film.

Students at JNU have been protesting against the increase in hostel and tuition fees and wanted to boycott re-registration of students for the forthcoming semester.

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