TKSS - Ranveer Singh says his 'best performance' is playing wife Deepika Padukone's 'yes man': 'Matlab itna conviction …'

Ranveer Singh , during his recent visit on the Kapil Sharma Show has said, that he gives his ‘best performances’ in front of wife Deepika Padukone playing her yes man. The actor who is all set for the release of his film Jayeshbhai Jordaar had arrived on the comedy show with his co-star Shalini Pandey on the episode which aired on Sunday.

The actor who plays a family man in the movie was jokingly asked by Kapil Sharma if like every other married man he too has had to approve of his wife Deepika Padukone’s choices not matter what. Ranveer replied, “Aap maanoge nahi, aap meri performances ke baar mein baat kar rahe ho … ye meri best performances hoti hain. Matlab itna conviction … [You will not believe me, you are talking about my performances, but these are my best performances. I mean so much conviction …]”

The actor went on to mimic Deepika, “‘Main moti toh nahi ho gayi hoon?’ [Have I become fat?]” and further said, “Mera response dekhna chaiye, usse better main perform karta hi nahi hoon [You should see me, I have never delivered a better performance].”

He even asked Archana Puran Singh to be Deepika for a second and ask him something to give a demo of his ‘best performance’ and when she repeated his question, ‘Main moti toh nahi ho gayi hoon?’ pat came Ranveer’s reply who was sitting on the stage while Archana sat amidst the audience, “ Baby , yahan se abs dikh rahe hain tumhare, yahan se [Baby, I can see your abs from here].”

Kapil reacted to Ranveer’s response saying, “Ye seekhne wali cheez hai [This is something to learn from you].”

Later in the episode, Ranveer recommended marriage to all the people who are single. He further said that marriage brings a man in track and keeps him there while life becomes like a dream.”

Ranveer and Deepika have been married for nearly 4 years now and have been setting major couple goals since.

As for his film Jayeshbhai Jordaar, the movie which is based on a man’s struggle to save his unborn daughter from his patriarchal family will be releasing in cinemas on May 13.