When Ranveer Singh and Deepika met R J Anmol and Amirta Rao… It was just a Couple Of Things!

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So what happens when the cutest couple in Bollywood meets the sexiest power couple ruling Bollywood? Sheer madness! That’s right… the industry’s most loved duo Amrita Rao and RJ Anmol’s book, Couple Of Things was unveiled by Tinsel Town’s power couple Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh.

Both the couples chattered nineteen to a dozen, showed off some PDA and had a blast. Deepika and Ranveer launched R J Anmol and his actor wife Amrita Rao’s book which insiders say is super interesting. By the way, this much-awaited out-and-out romantic book is up for grabs now.

All in all, it was sheer fun!

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