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July 01, 2025

Addressing the Spirit controversy, Chitrangda Singh says Deepika Padukone's star power lets her set the terms, but she also sees the makers' side

- Akash Bhatnagar

The Deepika Padukone-Sandeep Reddy Vanga controversy over Spirit's casting has sparked a debate about the industry's work culture. Chitrangda Singh, recently seen in Housefull 5, is the latest celeb to weigh in on the eight-hour shift issue.

"Deepika is so senior, has the stardom to make demands, and has the privilege to decide whether she wants to be part of a project, depending on whether they accept what she wants. I think it's a great place to be," says the actor-producer.

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If clocks do not stop on Sundays, life too shouldn't

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Mist opportunity

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Can we infer that in sports, a team's performance reflects, in some sense, the psychic health of a nation?

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