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New Delhi:
Vidya Balan’s latest launch Do Aur Do Pyaar is ruling over hearts in addition to box office numbers. Now, her co-star from the movie Indian-American actor Sendhil Ramamurthy has admitted that he was not sure of how Vidya Balan could be earlier than they met. The actor, in an unique chat with News18 Showsha, confessed he imagined her as somebody who’s a ‘diva’ or in all probability a ‘tough’ individual on units. “I had no concept on what to anticipate coming in as a result of, you understand, she’s Vidya Balan. Is she going to be a diva, is she going to be a tough working individual? I did not know what to anticipate so I got here in there prepared for something. I got here in ready for the worst,” Sendhil admitted.
He continued, “We met and she or he gave me this massive hug and felt that is going to be okay and that is going to be nice. I cherished working together with her. We maintain speaking and texting and we wish to discover one thing else that we might do collectively,” he mentioned, including that she is ‘a rare actress.’
In his overview of the movie, NDTV’s Saibal Chatterjee wrote, “The dreariness of domesticity and the lure of liberating dalliance collide in Do Aur Do Aur Pyaar however not for a second does the movie undertake a moralistic stance on the married couple dishonest on one another.”
“Refreshingly dispassionate about issues of the center however unfailingly participating in the best way it treats human equations inside and outdoors the establishment of marriage, Do Aur Do Pyaar is an unpretentious and genteel little gem that’s as remarkably comfy in its pores and skin because the 4 characters that it revolves round,” he added.
For Vidya Balan, this marks her first theatrical launch since her 2023 movie Neeyat, which additionally struggled on the box office. Conversely, for Pratik Gandhi, it is his second Hindi theatrical launch following Kunal Kemmu’s comedy Madgaon Express. This movie additionally marks Vidya Balan and Pratik Gandhi’s first collaboration collectively.
Content Source: www.ndtv.com