Credits go to directors for my onscreen looks: Disha Patani
Bollywood actress Disha Patani has paired up with Aditya Roy Kapur for her upcoming Hindi film Malang, a romantic tale directed by Mohit Suri. Ahead of the release of the film, Patani spoke about her journey in the film, co-star and more. Read below as IBNS-TWF brings some excerpts of Patani's latest conversation with media
How has been your journey in the film?
It's been a crazy journey as it was caught in the trailer of the film. I really thank Luv sir and Ankur sir (Luv Ranjan and Ankur Garg, producers) for giving me the opportunity and believing that I could be the character and Mohit sir (Mohit Suri, director) for literally holding my hand everyday.
He (Mohit Suri) would answer to my 100 thousand stupid questions. I thank Anil sir (Anil Kapoor) for being such a mentor. He is so inspiring on the sets. He is still so fit and crazy and driven about each and everything. I thank Adi (Aditya Roy Kapur) for being the best co-star.
How was your experience working with the crew and specially Anil Kapoor?
It was damn fun. The best thing was that all of us were so different from each other. It was such a great experience. Anil sir was like a dragon ball which was full of energy and power. It was just damn fun to be around him.
How do you look so attractive in every films?
All credits go to the director for my looks in the films. It is the director's vision. I get immersed into the vision of my directors.
People are trolling you and Aditya for the kissing scenes. How do you react to that?
I am used to it. Personally I enjoy memes. So it's good that we are making people laugh or feel happy.
You look great with any co-actor. How do you feel about this one?
I think it is the director's job to make the actors look good together. We are actors and all we can do is give our best.
(Image Credit: Disha Patani Twitter)
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