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"Deepika Padukone has said that actors should not have to star in &amp;#039;issue&amp;#039; films to get critical acclaim. The star will be seen next in Chennai Express opposite Shah Rukh Khan.  She told The Times of India: &amp;quot;I have never understood why people believe that one needs to do a de-glam role to win an award. Does it mean that glamorous roles don&amp;#039;t require acting? &amp;quot;Love Aaj Kal was not a glamorous role; it was a girl-next-door role. So was Break Ke Baad. In fact, the most glamorous role that I have done is the one in Om Shanti Om, because I played a heroine from the &amp;#039;60s and &amp;#039;70s, and Cocktail probably, but that&amp;#039;s also because it was shot in London.&amp;quot; Padukone added: &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s been five years since Om Shanti Om released and I feel like every day has been a learning experience. In fact, I believe life itself is a learning experience - you gain some, you lose some, but every day there are new challenges. &amp;quot;That&amp;#039;s also the beauty of being an actor, you get to live this life where you get to be so many different people.&amp;quot; The 27-year-old said recently that men in Bollywood get all the credit for making &amp;quot;100-crore&amp;quot; hits. Her film Ram Leela has had its release date pushed back after it clashed with Chennai Express.  Watch Deepika Padukone in the trailer for Race 2 below:       "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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