Being brave doesn’t mean that you don’t get scared.

Mumbai, April 26: Beauty with Brain! Yes that is what goes synonym to the ravishing and lively Aalia Bhatt. An actress who has shown the transition in her acting from being a Student of the year bubbly Shanaya to now playing a spy called Sehmat. The journey has been a roller coaster ride of success, pride and respect for the actress.

 

Playing a spy in her upcoming movie Aalia Bhatt shows a promising performance being Sehmat. Talking on the trailer launch of the movie Raazi, the actress gets candid on how she prepared herself to play a role which needs so much of conviction. Exhibiting a character which is not Lara Croft, Aalia portrays a character who is a young, naive girl, who decides to risk her life for her country.

Being brave doesn’t mean that you don’t get scared. the actress have gone a long way in portraying the character on point. Overcoming glitches on technical front, she focused on maintain and improve her dialect which would suit the character very well. Authenticating the scenes and performances through dialects showed the zeal with which she acts. She further said that It’s a blessing for an actor, because you just have to be in character all the time, without any distraction.

Stirring the audience emotionally, Raazi is a true story which will make it relevant whenever it’s told. She believed that whatever time you choose to tell a good story, it will have the same impact. Whether it’s told today, or it was told in 1971, or even 10 years from now, a story like this will still find its way into people’s hearts. It’s important for people to know what happened.