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Vidya Balan Offered Pakistani Films

Darpan News Desk IANS, 04 Jun, 2016 02:21 PM

National Award-winning actress Vidya Balan, who is also exploring regional cinema, says she has got a "couple of" Pakistani film offers.

Asked if she has been offered any Pakistani film, she told IANS: "I have lately got a couple of offers. It really depends on the script. I've seen the Pakistani film 'Bol' and I loved it. I haven't watched 'Khamosh Pani' yet but I know it's a very good film. I'm open to work anywhere in the world."

Has she liked any of the scripts?

She said: "I've not yet had the meeting with them. I've got a couple of calls. They want to come and narrate the story."

The actress has also been praising Zindagi channel, a Hindi channel which airs Pakistani dramas as well as serials from other countries in India.

Vidya, currently promoting her film "TE3N", said: "Lately, I've been watching Zindagi channel and I love the content. It's lovely."

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