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Aruna Irani Wants Alia Bhatt In Her Biopic

Darpan News Desk IANS, 26 Jan, 2019 04:39 AM

    Veteran actress Aruna Irani feels Alia Bhatt will be the best person to live her life on the silver screen through her biopic.

     

    "I have seen a lot of biopics and most of them only show the good and positive sides of the person. But I feel every aspect of the person must be shown, be it good or bad. Only then will you remain true to the person," Aruna said in a statement.


    "I was approached by many filmmakers for my biopic. If I ever go ahead with it, I will definitely want all aspects of my life to be covered. I feel Alia Bhatt will fit in my shoes the best," she added.


    At the moment, the actress is seen in the role of a grandmother in show "Dil Toh Happy Hai Ji", aired on StarPlus.

     

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