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A while back, rumours were rife of a
collaboration between Alia Bhatt and Bareilly
Ki Barfi's director Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari.
In some good news, Alia will indeed be
working with Ashwiny as confirmed by Alia
herself. The actor spoke to Hindustan Times
about working with Ashwiny and said, "I am
definitely going to do a film with Ashwiny
because she is a fabulous director. The film
is sort of confirmed, but I am not saying it
myself, as there will be an official
announcement soon."
Talking further about how she is stepping
away from serious movies like Raazi and
Udta Punjab, Alia added, "They [Ashwiny and
the film's makers] have brought an
extremely fun concept to me. I am very
excited, as that's going to be my breakaway
film from all the serious ones [that I am
doing]. Ab main ek lighthearted film karne
waali hun.
"
Are you excited to see Alia in Ashwiny's
next? Let us know in the comments below.
Meanwhile, Alia's latest outing Raazi which
also stars Vicky Kaushal and is directed by
Meghna Gulzar is exceeding expectations at
the box-office and has been declared a hit.
Raazi, which released on May 11, 2018, is
based on Harinder Sikka's best-selling novel,
Calling Sehmat.
Earlier, Alia revealed to Filmfare about how it
was emotionally exhausting shooting for
Raazi. Alia said, "It was exhausting. But
that's also why I chose it. There were days
when I'd be thinking, 'Oh my god! Aj yeh
scenes hai'! I had to build up strength and
emotion. That feeling is scary. But it's also
addictive. When you move past that feeling,
you give your best. Whether it was during
Udta Punjab, Dear Zindagi or Raazi. Coming
back to the earlier question, I don't know if I
identified with the girl. She's an extremely
brave girl. I'm not saying I'm not brave. But
I'm not that brave. I can't just drop
everything."
"I was going through a unique time when I
started shooting for Raazi. It was a new
lonesome period. I had begun to enjoy my
solitude. I kind of detached myself from the
world. So much that I would leave my phone
behind in my van. The film gave me a lot of
silence and time with myself, which helped
me grow," Alia added.
CREDITS: HINDUSTAN TIMES.
https://www.pinkvilla.com/entertainment/news/alia-bhatt-confirms-starring-ashwiny-iyer-tiwaris-next-says-its-extremely-fun-concept-412095.
collaboration between Alia Bhatt and Bareilly
Ki Barfi's director Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari.
In some good news, Alia will indeed be
working with Ashwiny as confirmed by Alia
herself. The actor spoke to Hindustan Times
about working with Ashwiny and said, "I am
definitely going to do a film with Ashwiny
because she is a fabulous director. The film
is sort of confirmed, but I am not saying it
myself, as there will be an official
announcement soon."
Talking further about how she is stepping
away from serious movies like Raazi and
Udta Punjab, Alia added, "They [Ashwiny and
the film's makers] have brought an
extremely fun concept to me. I am very
excited, as that's going to be my breakaway
film from all the serious ones [that I am
doing]. Ab main ek lighthearted film karne
waali hun.
"
Are you excited to see Alia in Ashwiny's
next? Let us know in the comments below.
Meanwhile, Alia's latest outing Raazi which
also stars Vicky Kaushal and is directed by
Meghna Gulzar is exceeding expectations at
the box-office and has been declared a hit.
Raazi, which released on May 11, 2018, is
based on Harinder Sikka's best-selling novel,
Calling Sehmat.
Earlier, Alia revealed to Filmfare about how it
was emotionally exhausting shooting for
Raazi. Alia said, "It was exhausting. But
that's also why I chose it. There were days
when I'd be thinking, 'Oh my god! Aj yeh
scenes hai'! I had to build up strength and
emotion. That feeling is scary. But it's also
addictive. When you move past that feeling,
you give your best. Whether it was during
Udta Punjab, Dear Zindagi or Raazi. Coming
back to the earlier question, I don't know if I
identified with the girl. She's an extremely
brave girl. I'm not saying I'm not brave. But
I'm not that brave. I can't just drop
everything."
"I was going through a unique time when I
started shooting for Raazi. It was a new
lonesome period. I had begun to enjoy my
solitude. I kind of detached myself from the
world. So much that I would leave my phone
behind in my van. The film gave me a lot of
silence and time with myself, which helped
me grow," Alia added.
CREDITS: HINDUSTAN TIMES.
https://www.pinkvilla.com/entertainment/news/alia-bhatt-confirms-starring-ashwiny-iyer-tiwaris-next-says-its-extremely-fun-concept-412095.
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