Deepika Padukone Becomes First Indian Star to Lend Her Voice to Meta AI – Fans Can Now Chat With Her Voice!
Deepika Padukone Becomes First Indian Star to Lend Her Voice to Meta AI – Fans Can Now Chat With Her Voice!
Deepika Padukone just made history again — this time, not with a blockbuster film, but with her voice. Yes, you read that right. The Bollywood superstar has become the first Indian celebrity to lend her voice to Meta AI, joining the global league of Hollywood names like Awkwafina and Judi Dench.
Taking to Instagram, Deepika made the big reveal by dropping a video and exciting caption. In the clip, she says, “Hi, I am Deepika Padukone, and I am the new voice of Meta AI. Are you ready? So tap the ring and my voice will ring out. Chat soon!”
This new collaboration means fans across India, the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand can now interact with Meta AI — and hear Deepika’s voice responding to them in English. Pretty wild, right?
Naturally, her fans couldn’t keep calm. The comment section lit up the moment she posted. One fan gushed, “Your voice is my happy place, I could listen to it forever!” while another wrote, “A new day; a new feather on the cap.” Even internet personality Orry chimed in with, “This. Is. Major.”
With this move, Deepika isn’t just experimenting — she’s stepping into the future, making her mark in the evolving world of AI-powered tech.
What’s Next for Deepika on the Big Screen?
Beyond the world of AI, Deepika’s plate is full in Bollywood too. She’s currently shooting for ‘King’, where she reunites with Shah Rukh Khan. Directed by Siddharth Anand, the film is already creating buzz, especially since the duo gave us hits like Pathaan, Chennai Express, Jawan, and Happy New Year.
She’s also working on another major project with director Atlee and Allu Arjun, a pan-India film tentatively titled ‘AA22X26’ — expected to be a big one, though the release dates for both films are still under wraps.
Interestingly, Deepika was earlier linked to the sequel of Kalki 2898 AD and the film Spirit. But she reportedly opted out when producers didn’t agree to her request for a more sustainable work schedule — specifically, an 8-hour workday. Recently, in an interview with CNBC-TV18, she stood firm on her stance, saying, “By virtue of being a woman, if that’s coming across as pushy or whatever, then so be it. But it is no secret that a lot of superstars, male superstars, in the Indian film industry, have been working for eight hours for years, and it’s never made headlines.”
That quote alone shows that Deepika isn’t just chasing fame — she’s shaping new standards in the industry, one bold step at a time. As for her last big-screen appearance, she starred in Nag Ashwin’s sci-fi epic ‘Kalki 2898 AD’, which made waves for its scale and concept.
“Okay, so this is pretty cool I think! I’m now part of Meta AI and you can chat with my voice in English across India, United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand Try it and let me know what you think! (sic)”
Let’s be honest — Deepika isn’t just acting anymore, she’s building a legacy across entertainment, tech, and culture. Whether it’s setting new benchmarks in AI or standing up for fair work hours, she’s doing it all on her own terms.
