When Deepika Padukone, portraying the pregnant Sumathi, courageously traversed the tunnel amidst engulfing flames, audiences witnessed a cinematic moment destined to become undying and iconic. Director Nag Ashwin in one in all his interviews additionally stated that the hearth scene in Kalki 2898 AD is his maximum favourite scene from the film. It’s the 26th day of the film’s launch and with a hovering container workplace collection surpassing one thousand crores global, one scene that continues to draw all claps in the theatres is Deepika Padukone’s iconic fireplace scene baring her bump. 
Despite the passage of time on the grounds that its launch, this collection continues to fascinate audiences and garner acclaim, paying homage to Deepika’s memorable ‘jauhar’ scene in ‘Padmaavat’ directed by using Sanjay Leela Bhansali - in theatres and on social media. Many instances, hailed as Khaleesi from Game of Thrones. Moreover, netizens additionally got reminded of DP's debut movie Om Shanti Om as Shanti Priya nearly died in the fireplace at some point of the past timeline. 

Deepika Padukone's fire scenes additionally drew comparisons to GOT

The comparison interested in the individual Khaleesi from ‘Game of Thrones’ underscores the effect of Deepika's performance, globally. Just as Khaleesi instructions dragons with an air of authority and mystique, Deepika's characters wield their kinds of energy and allure, resonating deeply with audiences global. It is time and again validated, how Deepika and hearth have a reference to the visuals when it got here to Jauhar, developing an iconic visual and the same is occurring in the theatres with her movie Kalki 2898 AD. Her being pregnant on and off screen makes it even extra iconic and as Nag Ashwin lately shared in his current interview, “There isn't any Kalki without Deepika”, the target audience's excitement has only peaked in theatres after they witnessed the maximum-talked-approximately scene because the footfall continues to be a testimony to the success that the movie is basking in, global.