Ranveer Singh moved into Deepika Padukone’s house after their marriage and the reason is amazing

From social media PDA to lovely gestures during joint appearances, Ranveer Singh’s love for Deepika Padukone is unparalleled. And his latest revelation of moving in with her after their marriage to ensure she remains comfortable and is not ‘displaced’ speaks volumes of the extents he can go for his actor-wife.

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In a recent interview with a magazine, Ranveer was asked why he moved in with his actor-wife at her apartment in Prabhadevi, Mumbai. The ‘Padmaaavat’ star replied that the ‘most sensible and convenient thing’ for him was to ‘move into her set-up.’ He didn’t want to ‘displace’ her as she is comfortable in the house, having lived there for years now, and added that Deepika is always his priority. 

However, this is only their temporary abode and they are on the lookout for a more spacious home. But still, this definitely breaks a gender stereotype. 

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Though times have changed, and many couples jointly move into a new place nowadays, for a majority of couples in India, it’s still the bride who moves in with the groom’s family and vice-versa is an extremely rare occurrence.

Not just what Ranveer does for Deepika, what the former does for him was recently evident when the more reserved of the duo delivered ala Ranveer style this dialogue from 'Simmba.' 

What followed was a super adorable exchange of words between the couple. The actress had then told her husband about what all that he makes her do to entertain him while the 'Lootera' star called her his 'Jaana-Banana' apart from the flowing of love with the three magical words.

Check out the conversation here:

Ranveer is currently riding high on the success of 'Simmba' and he had credited the actress for it too by comparing her to Goddess Laxmi. That was the reason for this snap that went viral at 'Simmba' success bash.