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Ranveer Singh Applauds Ranbir's Performance In 'Tamasha'

Ranveer Is Inspired By Ranbir's Stellar Performance In 'Tamasha'
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Indian Bollywood film actors Ranbir Kapoor (L) and Ranveer Singh attend Bollywood film actress Priyanka Chopras father Ashok Chopra's funeral as mother Madhu Chopra (R) greets in Mumbai on June 10, 2013. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)
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Indian Bollywood film actors Ranbir Kapoor (L) and Ranveer Singh attend Bollywood film actress Priyanka Chopras father Ashok Chopra's funeral as mother Madhu Chopra (R) greets in Mumbai on June 10, 2013. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read STR/AFP/Getty Images)

NEW DELHI -- Ranveer Singh is a real professional as after watching his fellow actor Ranbir Kapoor performance in recently-released Tamasha he didn't hesitate to applaud him and call him a stellar performer and inspires him.

Also Read: 'Tamasha' Review: Tale Of Tales

The Ram-Leela (2013) actor said at the success party of Imtiaz Ali's Tamasha that he really look up to the 33-year-old actor and words are not enough to explain his talent.

He also wished that his upcoming movie with real life lover Deepika Padukone Bajirao Mastani will do good on box office as they have put their blood and tears in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's epic film, which is slated to release on 18 December.

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