Badminton legend Prakash Padukone has praised his son-in-law Ranveer SinghCalling Dhurandhar’s latest film “a great film”, he also opened up about his close bond with the actor and the values ​​that have helped sustain his marriage with wife Ujjala for decades.In a recent interview with The Indian Express, the former England champion revealed that he has watched Dhurandhar and was impressed with the film and his performances.
Prakash Padukone praises Ranveer Singh’s Dhurandhar
Sharing her thoughts on the much-talked-about film, Padukone said, “It’s a great film. It’s a very well-made film with a good cast of everyone. We felt there was a bit too much violence, but most people liked it, so I think that’s more important.”Praise As Dhurandhar continues to garner positive responses from audiences and critics alike, Ranveer Singh’s performance is one of the major talking points.
“The two families are very close”
Padukone also spoke about her relationship with Ranveer and revealed that the two families share a close bond beyond the limelight.“We spend a lot of time together. In fact, the two families are very close. At least once a year, we go on vacation together,” he said.According to Padukone, sports often become a topic of conversation.“There are a lot of common interests, as he is very interested in sports. He keeps talking to me about sports, and as I want to learn about business, I keep asking him about movies. We don’t get that much time because everyone is busy, but whatever time we have, we enjoy sitting together and whether it’s football or cricket.”He added with a smile: “He’s an Arsenal fan, and our daughter Anisha is a Manchester United fan, so there are these common interests.”
Prakash Padukone shares the secret to a successful marriage
The badminton icon also reflected on his long marriage to wife Ujjala Padukone, learning about patience, mutual respect and learning from each other’s strengths.“At least in our case, the discipline part, the raising of the children, the credit goes to him,” he said.Recalling their early years together, Padukone said that her stay in Denmark after marriage taught her valuable life lessons.“I think the younger generation must have a lot of patience. Nobody comes perfect. We have learned from each other. I have some strengths. It has some strength.” He accepted that disagreements are natural in all relationships, but he emphasized the importance of moving past them.“We don’t have fights or arguments or disagreements, but we get over them. It’s a temporary thing. I think the best way would be to learn from your partner’s strengths,” he added.
