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Vishal gives me creative freedom: Tabu

Darpan News Desk Darpan, 09 Jul, 2014 12:37 PM
  • Vishal gives me creative freedom: Tabu
After collaborating with director Vishal Bhardwaj in "Maqbool", Tabu will be seen in his next "Haider". She says she was eager to work with him as he gives her creative freedom.
 
"I was waiting to work with Vishal again. He gives me the utmost creative freedom when I work," Tabu said here Tuesday at the trailer launch of the film.
 
"He just lets you do whatever you want to do. He just corrects you if he feels it is wrong, but I enjoy working with him," she added.
 
“Haider”, an adaptation of “Hamlet”, is part of Bhardwaj's Shakespeare trilogy after “Maqbool” (Macbeth) and “Omkara” (Othello”).
 
Further praising her rapport with Bhardwaj the 42-year-old said, "I think we work very well together." 
 
"We both understand each other very well. We have shared history, we have shared one of the most intense times of my life during 'Maqbool' and he will always be part of that.
 
"It was fantastic to work with him," she added.
 
Besides acting in "Haider", Tabu has also sung a song.
 
Produced by UTV Motion Pictures, the film, scheduled for an Oct 2 release, also stars Shahid Kapoor, Irrfan, Kay Kay Menon and Shraddha Kapoor.

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