Fans are loving Deepika Padukone's latest comment on beau Ranveer Singh's Instagram post!

New Delhi: Ranveer Singh and rumoured girlfriend Deepika Padukone who recently returned from their secret vacation in the US and they made headlines with their alleged arrogant behavior with a female fan named Zainab Khan when she caught them candidly walking in Disneyland hand-in-hand. Well, the couple returned to country holding hands yet again at airport and their latest PDA on social media is winning the internet. The 'Simmba' star today posted a dapper image of himself on Insatgram, he wore an ink blue suit in the photo and captioned it as, "Monday Blues?" Apart from a number of fans showering love on his picture, Ranveer's alleged lady love Deepika also left an adorable comment which read, "uffff!!!never!!!"

Monday Blues? ????

A post shared by Ranveer Singh (@ranveersingh) on Aug 6, 2018 at 4:08am PDT

[caption id="attachment_185215" align="alignnone" width="521"] Deepika's comment on Ranveer's latest Instagram post The love birds for the first time faced flak when the girl Zainab last week made allegations that the couple "yelled" at her when Deepika was seen approaching her with an angry smile on being called out by her requesting them for a picture. Zainab was trolled soon after but she wrote a long message narrating her side of story sharing that she lost all respect for the actor-actress duo post her experience with them. Girl Zainab Khan who recorded Deepika & Ranveer alleges they “yelled” at her! The couple has been leaving cute comments on each other's social media posts for a long time now and each time they do it, it comment of theirs' grabs a thousand eyeballs. DeepVeer, as they are popularly called, have been setting rumour mills abuzz for a while now but neither of the two have officially admitted to being a couple. They are also rumored to be getting married in Italy coming November 10th. On the work front, Deepika has not announced her next project yet, while Ranveer's upcoming films include 'Gully Boy', 'Simmba' and '83'. (with inputs from ANI)