Alia Bhatt calls her choice in movies ‘flavourful’, talks about challenges in Hollywood

Alia Bhatt is riding high on the success of her recent outing Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani. In a recent interview with Elle US Magazine, the national award-winning actress opened up on how she chooses her roles. She also gave an insight into the challenges of working in Hollywood. 

3 things you need to know 

• Alia Bhatt made her Hollywood debut with the film Heart of Stone.
• The actress was recently announced as the winner of the National Award for acting for her performance in Gangubai Kathiawadi. 
• She was last seen in the film Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani. 

Alia Bhatt calls her choice in movies ‘flavourful’ 

Alia Bhatt has been delivering hit movies at the box office in the recent past. Most of her movies have met with massive critical and commercial success. Talking about the same, the actress claimed that the decision is ‘not calculated’. She also spoke about starring in different genres of movies including comedy, romance, drama and thriller. 

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Speaking to Elle US magazine, Alia said, “The goal is always to put myself in rooms, studios, sets, and situations that I’m not very familiar with. Doing an English-language movie is out of my comfort zone. It would be the same as doing a [South Indian language] Tamil or Telugu film. That’s a whole new challenge, but it’s also very humbling. I like the idea of starting from scratch. It’s also a way to mix it up.”  

Alia Bhatt opens up on the challenges of working in different languages 

Alia Bhatt recently made her Hollywood debut with the film Heart of Stone. The film also starred Gal Gadot and was released digitally on August 11. In the same interview, the actress opened up about working in an English language film and the challenges of the same. 

 

 

 

 

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The actress said, “The goal is always to put myself in rooms, studios, sets, and situations that I’m not very familiar with. Doing an English-language movie is out of my comfort zone. It would be the same as doing a [South Indian language] Tamil or Telugu film. That’s a whole new challenge, but it’s also very humbling. I like the idea of starting from scratch. It’s also a way to mix it up.”