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Aditi Rao Hydari With 2021, Bollywood actors are looking forward to bright times ahead. Last year, due to the pandemic, the world witnessed a lockdown and film projects came to a standstill. Though that being the case, Aditi Rao Hydari is happy that as soon as Mumbai was in the unlock mode, she got busy with work. Interestingly, through the year she also saw her projects releasing in theatres and on OTT. Looking back at 2020, the Padmaavat actress tells BT, “Lockdown was hard on everyone, and the pandemic times continue to be. I think we’ve all tried to help each other and stay positive and hopeful. Some days have been a struggle, but most days I’ve been particularly grateful and positive.”
Warina Hussain She made her Bollywood debut in 2018 with Loveyatri. The film produced by Salman Khan marked the debut of the actor’s brother-in-law Aayush Sharma too. After her grand launch in Bollywood, Warina Hussain was seen matching steps with Salman in Dabangg 3’s dance number Munna Badnaam Hua. After doing these two major Bollywood projects, news is that Warina is planning to explore work down south. In fact, news is that Warina has already bagged in her first project. Sharing more details on the same, a source informs, “The actress will be seen in an interesting role in a film by a well known production house. It’s a film in Telugu and will be a treat for her fans, for which she will be travelling to Hyderabad next month to commence the shoot.”
Aditi Rao Hydari Aditi Rao Hydari is one of those actresses who shuttle between Bollywood and the South film industry with ease. The actress made her acting debut with the Tamil film Sringaram (2007) before she was launched in Bollywood with Delhi 6 (2009). After sailing steadily in Bollywood with films like Yeh Saali Zindagi (2011), Wazir (2016) and Fitoor (2016), among others, she returned to Tamil films with Mani Ratnam’s Kaatru Veliyidai (2017). From there on, she has been dabbling in films across languages — Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Hindi. Talking about the balancing act, the Padmaavat actress, says, “I’m finally doing things that I dreamt of. In these last few years, I’ve been lucky to work with some of the best directors, who offered me roles that have been challenging. The work has been tough, but fun. There are days when I forget which city I’m in, but I get excited when filmmakers I respect choose me to embody their vision in their films. I’m happy with the love and acceptance I get from all the industries, and I love being called a pan-India actor because that’s what I want to be.”
Saiee Manjrekar Saiee Manjrekar made her Bollywood debut with massy entertainer ‘Dabangg 3’ (2019) featuring Salman Khan. Soon she will be seen in her next, which is a bilingual film Major, set in the backdrop of 26/11 attacks. The film marks her entry in Telugu cinema. A daughter of talented actor Mahesh Manjrekar, who has notable work in Marathi cinema, we ask Saiee to share her thoughts on working in Marathi movies. The actress opens up with a positive response, though puts up on condition. She says, “I have thought about working in Marathi films a lot! They have great content. My dad always told me that cinema has no language. He always asked me to focus on the script than the language. So, if the concept is nice, language is secondary to me. Though, if I do a Marathi film, I would like to do it with my dad (smiles).”