Hollywood star Vin Diesel has imparted a legacy photograph to his 'XXX: Return of Xander Enclosure' co-star Deepika Padukone from his lady outing to India back in 2017.
Diesel had visited India to advance the American activity thrill ride, which denoted Padukone's Hollywood presentation.
In his Instagram post on Tuesday, the Hollywood star imparted the concealed photograph to Padukone, which sees him assisting the Indian entertainer with her jacket, while the movie's chief DJ Caruso is sitting in an auto cart.
'At the point when I ponder how much chiefs that have needed to work with me at least a few times I'm in every case recently lowered. This is a pic of when I went to India as I guaranteed Deepika I would, with the chief at that point, DJ Caruso,' Diesel composed.
The 56-year-old entertainer uncovered that Caruso, whose film credits likewise incorporate 'Taking Lives', 'Disturbia', 'Sharp vision' and 'I'm Number Four', has sent him a content for another film.
'While we are as of now shuffling the request for the creations, my most established little girl read the content that DJ shipped off me, believing that it would fall into the 'Pacifier' section. She cried… I asked her for what reason she cried, and she said on the grounds that the tale of a siblings sounded valid for herself and it was close to home.
'On the off chance that I could make the film work that my girl cried perusing, my inquiry for you would be, who might play my sister... she proposed Jennifer Lawrence. What is your take?' he posted.
This isn't whenever Diesel first has imparted a photograph to Padukone. Padukone played filled the role of Serena Unger in the activity film.
In June 2023, Diesel had said he was anticipating visiting India once more.
He had posted a still of him and Padukone from the film and called the 'Pathaan' star one of his 'most loved individuals to work with'.
'Soul lead me... @deepikapadukone was one of my number one individuals to work with. She carried me to India and I adored it... anticipating my return. All affection, consistently,' Diesel had said.