Deepika Padukone is Asia’s Most Influential Woman; joins the likes of Kim Kardashian, Adele

Front runner and consistent game-changer, actor Deepika Padukone, stylishly dons many hats and adding to her illustrious list of accolades, has recently been named Asia’s Most Influential Woman in Film/TV as per latest Gala Bingo reports. The actor is currently one of the most sought after actors in Bollywood and always proved herself to be one bankable actor. From her movie scripts to her brand endorsement projects, Deepika is leaving a mark on everyone. However, the other achievement is that she became Asia’s Most Influential Woman, joining the likes of Kim Kardashian, Adele and more.

In a detailed report on each continent and industry, Deepika Padukone emerged on the top with the highest combined social media following of a staggering 139 million (at the time of the report release) under ‘Asia’s Most Influential Women.’ Under the ‘TV and Film’ section, the star had the most searches in criteria like Engagement Rate (Insta), Impressions Per Tweet, 3 million Google searches and most Media mentions. 

With this, Deepika Padukone joins names like Arianna Grande, Kim Kardashian, Adele and Celine Dion, among others. It’s no surprise then that she is the reigning Indian Queen of International endorsements, becoming the first Indian global brand ambassador for brands like Levis, Nike, Tissot and Chopard. 

 

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After starring in XXX: The Return of Xander Cage, the actress also recently signed her second Hollywood film, a romantic comedy for STXFilms and Temple Hill which she will produce under her Ka banner. Deepika Padukone is also all set to launch her very own global lifestyle brand, influenced by her Indian origin and backed by science.

On the professional front, Deepika Padukone has some lucrative films in the pipeline. She will be next in Shakun Batra’s untitled film, mythological film, Draupadi, Nag Ashwin’s next directorial venture, The Intern and ’83 which is yet to release in the theatres.