At that time, it was important for me to take a break to understand things. I have got a lot of love and support, especially from my fans. Now, I know how it feels to have a film not do well. But now, I am fine and happy that it happened. But honestly, for the first few days, I wasn’t good at all. She told Hindustan Times, “I will never regret doing that film. Critics have also appreciated Bhatt’s acting in her recent films: ‘2 states’ (2014), ‘Highway’ (2014), and ‘Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania’ (2014).��Despite such success, her latest film ‘Shaandaar’ (2015), co-starring Shahid Kapoor, was the actress’s first film that didn’t do well. We hit it off almost immediately because we are of a similar age and are both interested in literature.Alia Bhatt has had continuous successful films since her debut in Karan Johar’s ‘Student of the Year’ (2012). Mira and I became friends even before the wedding. She keeps Bhaiya on his toes! They make such an amazing pair. You have a new family member in Shahid’s wife Mira. (Laughs) I try keeping the boyfriends away from him. Like ‘Don’t look at her, she is my sister’ type overprotective. We love each other to death, but ya… he is very overprotective.
I don’t think I will ever grow up for him. He is a very overprotective older brother who will always see me as his baby sister. What is your relationship with Shahid like? Isn’t there a huge age gap? I had tears in my eyes and my mind went blank. When Vikas asked us to start, I went completely cold. Two days before we were to start shooting in Leeds, he sat us down. Vikas Sir kept pushing back my reading with dad because he knew I would be nervous. Even if I wasn’t his daughter, I’d be scared to share screen space with him. Dad is such a brilliant actor and for all of us kids, dad’s appreciation is the best thing ever. Who was scarier to work with - your dad or your brother?ĭefinitely, dad! Brother wasn’t scary at all. But when you connect as much with a character as I did, it doesn’t really matter. It had taken me years to lose the weight. As for the weight, the decision to put on the kilos was a stressful one for me. I hope my performance shows enough range that people can see me as more than a second lead. I want to prove that it is possible to step away from stereotypes. Somewhere I think, there is a little bit of fear. You are playing a second lead and have put on a lot of weight for this film. Not that Vikas Sir would have ever hired me because of my family, but I was sure that he shouldn’t know whose daughter or sister I am when he saw the audition. I thought, I’ll do it for a lark and to experience how things work. I finished college in June and in July, I got a call from Mukesh Chhabra’s (casting agent for Shaandaar) office. The plan was to groom myself for a year before I started meeting people for work. So, I was studying literature and psychology at Mithibai College (in Mumbai). My parents were very clear that I have to complete my education before I try my hand at films. I want to be a part of films that give happiness and joy to someone.Ĭompletely out of the blue. For me, movies have the capability to change lives. Watching a film just made me feel so good. Apart from that, movies were what I escaped to when I was going through tough days in school or fights with friends. I am more comfortable on a set than even my bedroom! A film set is home for me. My life revolved around school and the set.
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I was about three or four when my parents launched a production company that made TV shows.
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When we used to go to watch a film in the theatres, my poor mother would have to carry a bag full of clothes because I would want to dress like the actress in the scene! Ya I was that spoilt when I was a kid.ĭoes this obsession with all things filmi stem from the fact that your parents are actors? When I was three, I would dance to all the songs in front of the TV. You know when people start asking, ‘What do you want to be when you grow up?’ I would always say ‘Actress’. When did you know that you wanted to act? Sanah, 24, plays Alia Bhatt’s older sister Isha, the one getting married in this destination wedding film. Supriya Pathak and Pankaj Kapur’s daughter and Shahid Kapoor’s baby sister has made her debut in Vikas Bahl’s quirky rom com Shaandaar. Where did t2 meet the newest Kapur - Sanah? In a non-descript flat-turned-office in Versova in Mumbai.
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