Alia Bhatt Shares Her Experience Of Working With Pakistani Superstars, Actress Thanks Fans For Support
Alia Bhatt who is gearing up for the release of Gangubai Kathiawadi, recently attended the 72nd Berlin International Film Festival for the world premiere of the upcoming film.
Alia
Bhatt
who
is
gearing
up
for
the
release
of
Gangubai
Kathiawadi,
recently
attended
the
72nd
Berlin
International
Film
Festival
for
the
world
premiere
of
the
upcoming
film.
During
an
interview,
Alia
recently
opened
up
about
her
experience
of
working
with
Pakistani
superstars,
Fawad
Khan
and
Ali
Zafar.
While
talking
with
DW
Urdu,
Alia
Bhatt
said
that
she
had
spent
more
time
with
Fawad
Khan
when
compared
to
Ali
Zafar.
Alia
worked
with
Fawad
in
Kapoor
&
Sons
and
with
Ali
Zafar
in
Dear
Zindagi.
She
told
the
portal
that
working
with
Khan
was
a
great
experience
and
she
learnt
a
lot
from
him.
Praising
Fawad
she
said,
"In
terms
of
culture,
artistry
and
talent,
he
has
left
an
impact
on
cinema
and
it
was
wonderful
to
work
with
him.
Art
has
no
boundaries
whatever
you
like,
you
love
it."
Bhatt
also
thanked
Pakistani
fans
for
'all
the
love
and
support'
and
added
that
Pakistani
fans
have
supported
her
from
the
beginning
of
her
career.
Recalling
her
father
Mahesh
Bhatt's
advice,
Alia
revealed
that
he
had
once
told
her
that
she
has
lots
of
fans
in
Pakistan,
and
she
should
always
love
them
back.
Talking
about
her
film,
Alia
said,
"I
didn't
know
anything
about
Gangubai's
story
but
after
the
narration,
I
read
Mafia
Queens
of
Mumbai
by
Hussain
Zaidi
and
got
to
know
about
her
life." She
revealed
that
while
the
role
didn't
require
any
physical
strength
it
needed
mental,
internal
strength.
"It's
a
story
of
a
woman
who
used
the
life
she
was
forced
to
live
as
her
strength,"
she
concluded.
Gangubai
Kathiawadi
is
inspired
by
an
well
known
political
figure
from
the
1960s.
It
follows
the
true
story
of
Gangubai
Harjivandas
who
reportedly
had
been
sold
to
a
brothel
owner
in
Kamathipura
by
her
husband.
She
gradually
ended
up
operating
her
own
brothel
and
is
known
to
also
have
lobbied
for
the
rights
of
commercial
sex
workers.