Deepika and I still make a hotter pair : Ranveer Singh

Deepika Padukone and Ranbir Kapoor who have worked in three films together, 'Bachna Ae Haseeno', 'Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani', and recently, in 'Tamasha', have always been lauded and appreciated for their sizzling on-screen chemistry.

Meanwhile with Ranveer Singh, Deepika's chemistry in 'Ram Leela' was hot and sensuous. Debates over which of the two actors shares a better chemistry with Deepika have been doing rounds for quiet a long time now.

As reported earlier, both Ranbir and Ranveer's answers to this were neutral. Where Ranbir said, 'Deepika doesn't need anyone to look good with', Ranveer unabashedly admitted, "She looks good with me. Our chemistry is hot." [sic]

When Ranveer and Deepika recently won the award for 'Most Glamorous On-Screen Couple' at Filmfare awards, there Ranveer said, "For those asking with whom does Deepika look better with, this is the answer." [sic]

In an interview with a leading daily, Ranveer was asked if he still feels he and Deepika make a hotter couple, with RK and Deepika being praised for their chemistry in 'Tamasha', he admitted, "No, it doesn't change my view. Deepika and I still make a hotter pair. Well, She and Ranbir do films where their chemistry is cute and friendly. In my films with Deepika, the chemitry is sensuous and intense." [sic]

At one of the Tamasha events, Deepika was quoted saying, 'Love gets misconstrued,' referring to her relationship with Ranbir Kapoor.

When the leading daily questioned Ranveer regarding this, he said, "Leaving aside the fact that it's spoken by a celebrity and misconstrued by media entities, love as a concept is misconstrued. For generations, artists and writers have tried to capture its meaning and essence. I believe no one can do it and people should stop trying to, including me. I am only a part of love stories. Love is divine. There is no real, widely accepted articulation of the concept of love." [sic]

Ranveer's special relationship with Deepika is a given, and when asked to describe his bond with her, he  said, "I wish I could find the words for it, but I really can't. It's hard for me to articulate the feeling. It's an inexplicable divine connection. Let's put it that way." [sic]