Deepika's eyes were seen to see her father getting respect, she said, 'There is no embarrassing thing to cry'

Prakash Padukone, father of Deepika Padukone, was honored with Lifetime Achievement Award

New Delhi: Deepika Padukone shared the picture of a program on January 29 on her social media. In which they are crying, but they say that your cry does not reduce your ability but makes it stronger.

They came to participate in the program of Badminton Association of India. While Deepika's father Prakash Padukone was awarded the Lifetime Achievement Award. During that time, he started crying, only then his mother and sister had captured the scene while tearing Aasu. Deepika shared this photo on Instagram account. His picture was trolled, so he said that there is no embarrassing thing to cry.

When his father received this award, he thanked his family, parents, wives and daughters for accepting it. It is said further that if you were not people, then I would not be a good administrator, nor a coach nor a good person. I share this award with all fellow players who played with me as well as with family members

Deepika is currently celebrating the success of her biggest and successful film Padmavat. It is worth mentioning that the film has so far made about Rs 250 crore. Deepika is working in her next film, in which her Upogit Irfan Khan will be seen acting. The film is directed by Vishal Bhardwaj.