Sonam Kapoor shares 'look test' pic, fans find uncanny similarities to 'Ram Leela'

It is rare for Bollywood actors to share pictures from ir look test but when y do, it is pure gem. Sonam Kapoor took to her Instagram handle to share a throwback picture from a look test she gave years back and while her husband Anand Ahuja found it 'cute', many fans found an uncanny similarity to Deepika Padukone's look in "Ram Leela" (2013) from famous song, 'Ang laga de re'. Just like Deepika's white lehenga and incense she carried in her hands, Sonam too can be seen in a white outfit with a candle in her hand.

For those unaware, Sonam Kapoor made her debut with Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Saawariya' in 2007, and refore fans believe that she might have been given her look-test for Ram Leela. Well, only actress can clear this out for everyone. Meanwhile, a user wrote that Sonam had a 'baby face' in throwback picture. To this, 'Zoya Factor' actress replied, "I was a baby."

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On professional front

Sonam Kapoor was last seen in film,  Zoya Factor along with Dulqueer Salmaan. film was adapted from a best-selling vel and although critics believed that film will be a blockbuster at Box Office, it failed to do so and gained poor reactions from audiences, thus tanking at box office. On an opening day, film collected a total of Rs 2 crore.

However, Kapoor's stint earlier to this 'Ek Ladki Ko Dekha To Aisa Laga', based on a revolutionary topic, was loved by critics and audiences alike, as it opened a path for conversation, as far as homosexuality in India is concerned. And, while furr projects of actress has been anunced, reports claim that she will be seen in remake of a South Korean film titled 'Blind'.

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