02 November,2026 08:11 PM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
Deepika Padukone and Shah Rukh Khan in Tu Mil Jaaye. Pic via special arrangement
Fans who are eagerly awaiting Shah Rukh Khan's King were treated to the first song from the film on the superstar's birthday. The song titled Tu Mil Jaaye was released on November 2, and ever since fans have been gushing about Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone's chemistry in the romantic track. While SRK's charm and aura are being widely praised, Deepika is also receiving appreciation for her looks and commanding screen presence. But did you know she was prengnat while filming the song?
Another interesting detail about the song has emerged, making the track even more special. Deepika Padukone was five months pregnant with her daughter Devi while shooting for the song Tu Mil Jaaye with Shah Rukh Khan. The song was shot in Cape Town.
Needless to say, Deepika's grace, screen presence and charm make her stand out. Additionally, watching her reunite with Shah Rukh Khan is nothing short of a treat for their fans. The two have delivered some memorable on-screen moments together. With Tu Mil Jaaye, they recreate their magic and promise more of it in the film, which releases on December 24, 2026.
Deepika Padukone announced her second pregnancy with husband Ranveer Singh in April this year. Later on September 19, 2026, the couple welcomed their second daughter. On the occasion of Dusshera, Ranveer and Deepika introduced their daughter to fans as Devi Padukone Singh, revealing her name with an adorable family picture, also featuring their elder daughter, Dua Padukone Singh.
For the unversed, after Deepika and Ranveer Singh announced their second pregnancy in April, glimpses and leaked visuals from the sets of King had surfaced online. The leaked visuals from the song's shoot gave fans a glimpse of the actress filming for the much-awaited track. Another visual also seemingly showed Ranveer Singh on set holding baby Dua while Deepika shot the song.
Following the leaked images and videos, filmmaker Siddharth Anand strongly reacted to the visuals with a clear message urging fans to let cinema keep its magic.