Showing posts with label Aparna Singh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Aparna Singh. Show all posts
Divya Dutta finds her role model in Hina Rabbani Khar
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Natasha Coutinho (MUMBAI MIRROR; April 18, 2016)
Divya Dutta has been busy
filming Irada in Patiala, a thriller also featuring Naseeruddin Shah and
Arshad Warsi. The actress plays an Indian politician, Ramandeep, whose
mannerism and styling is reminiscent of Pakistan's former foreign
minister Hina Rabbani Khar.Divya conformed this saying, “Although it wasn't deliberate, the look is really attractive and yes, has similarities to the way Hina dressed and conducted herself. When I landed on set in getup many commented on how I looked like Hina and we decided to keep the look since the reactions were so positive. Ramandeep is a Punjabi woman of grit and determination who is alternatively loud and subtle. It didn't require much prep because the directors Aparna Singh and Nishant Tripathi, knew exactly what they wanted. I simply followed their vision.“
I give 100% to a relationship but sometimes things don't work out-Sagarika Ghatge
7:54 AM
After a personal setback Sagarika Ghatge admits that she is back to B-town to say Chakde once again
Avinash Lohana (MUMBAI MIRROR; September 3, 2015)
Most popularly known as Shah Rukh Khan's Chakde! India girl, Sagarika Ghatge's last release was a Marathi film, Premachi Goshta, in 2013. Two years later she's all set to return as the leading lady of Aparna Singh and Nishant Tripathi's debut film, Irada. The thought-provoking thriller drama also features Naseeruddin Shah and Arshad Warsi.
"I play an independent, educated girl who always stands up for what she believes to be right. I am the only female character in the film but not romantically linked with either of the actors," says Sagarika, adding that the film will roll in December.
Before that she plans to sit with the directors and understand the character through workshops. "I'm overwhelmed about sharing screen space with Naseeruddin Shah. I've always looked up to him," she says excitedly.
The actress will start another untitled film in October. It's a women-centric subject being directed by Shiladitya Moulik. "I'm happy that I'm finally getting good roles," she says, dodging questions on the details of her relationship. "Earlier, I had a lot to deal with in my personal space. I give 100 per cent to a relationship but sometimes things don't work out the way you had planned. I had also wanted to go in for further studies. But I am happy to be back," she smiles, refusing to reveal more.
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