Salman Khan’s Niece Alizeh Agnihotri Nominated In Best Actress Category Alongside Alia Bhatt For Debut Film

Salman Khan's Niece Alizeh Agnihotri Nominated In IFF Melbourne: Alizeh has one of the most impactful debuts in Bollywood this year with her film, Farrey. Right from the film's release, the young actress was lauded for making a bold choice of role for her debut. Her raw yet natural performance on screen also left many impressed. After getting much appreciation from the critics, Alizeh has already bagged 5 film awards for her debut film including the prestigious Filmfare.

Salman Khan's Niece Alizeh Agnihotri Nominated In Indian Film Festival of Melbourne

After bagging 5 awards, Alizeh is getting international accolades after she was nominated for Indian Film Festival of Melbourne. Yes, you heard that right! Alizeh has been nominated for her performance in Farrey once again at the Indian Film Festival of Melbourne in the Best Actress category. What makes this nomination all the more special is that Alizeh features in the list alongside Alia Bhatt and Jyotika.

Well, with another prestigious nomination and international accolades, the young star has become quite the force to reckon with. With Farrey, Alizeh has certainly earned the bankable actor tag for herself.

When Alizeh Agnihotri Mentioned How Salman Khan Supported Her Film

In an earlier interview, Alizeh mentioned her uncle Salman Khan and how he helped her, she said, "We are a family at the end of the day and we always have each other's back. He was initially not on board for the movie. He joined the film after watching it, as a presenter. It is so kind and gracious of him to do because it is thanks to him and his name that we got the attention that we did. So many more people watched our film and supported us because of his blessings," revealed Alizeh.

She also mentioned that it was Salman's decision that the film should go for a theatrical release, "It was just out of his love that he decided to support us and give us the due. It was also his decision to take it (Farrey) to theatres. Because it was a Zee (Studios) film, we thought we would go to OTT. It was only because of his blessings and support that we could take the film to the theatres - even if it was for a short time and had a limited release," she mentioned.