MUMBAI: Ever since Alia Bhatt starrer Darlings was announced, fans have been jumping with joy. This is the second time the actress is collaborating with Shah Rukh Khan, but this time he will be a producer. This film will mark her debut as a producer alongside SRK’s Red Chillies.
Alia Bhatt’s maiden production, which will see her star alongside Shefali Shah, Vijay Varma, and Roshan Mathew will be released on Netflix. The announcement was made on Tuesday by Netflix via a video featuring Alia, Shefali, Roshan and Vijay. The film will be directed by debutant Jasmeet K. Reen.
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In the Darlings announcement video shared by Netflix, Alia and the film’s cast is asked if ‘Darling is coming to Netflix?’ While the actors try their best to evade the question, Alia is seen giving up towards the end of the clip, saying, “See you soons!” The actor also posted the video on Instagram, writing, “Hey, darlings. See you soons.” Filmmaker Karan Johar commented on it, “Can’t wait my darling!”
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Darlings is based in Mumbai. It is as a dark comedy following the lives of a mother-daughter, who face exceptional circumstances, and try to make it in life, despite all odds. The music for the film is composed by filmmaker-composer Vishal Bhardwaj, and the lyrics are by veteran lyricist Gulzar.
Alia, who has shared photos from Darlings’ shoot on Instagram, said that the film holds a very special place in her heart.
Apart from Darlings, the other Alia Bhatt films include Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani opposite Ranveer Singh, Brahmastra opposite hubby Ranbir Kapoor and Bhansali’s Baiju Bawra alongside Ranveer again. She is said to be in talks with Kortala Siva for Jr. NTR’s upcoming Pan Indian film too, and one awaits official confirmation from the makers on the same.
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Credits: Hindustan Times
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