ALIA BHATT A PERFECT KASHMIRI GIRL IN FIRST LOOK OF 'RAAZI'


Alia Bhatt Has been quite excited about her next release Raazi directed by Meghna Gulzar. The thriller features her in the role of a Kashmiri girl who gets married to a Pakistani officer played by Vicky Kaushal. Though the film is set to release next year in May, Alia has released her first look from it already. The movie is based on Harinder Sikka’s novel ‘Calling Sehmat’.
In her latest Instagram post, the 24-year-old actor shared a photo of herself with the words, “Six months to Raazi” inscribed on it. The photo has Alia as a perfect Kashmiri beauty staring at someone or something. Also, after looking at the first look it can be said that Alia is not afraid to go de-glam with her roles onscreen.
                                                                         Another celebrity who shared the first look of Alia is her confidant, mentor and friend Karan Johar who has co-produced the movie with Junglee Pictures. “A journey of love, intrigue and many secrets....#6monthstoRaazi,’ wrote KJo along with the picture. Vicky Kaushal, the second lead of the movie also announced the release date of the thriller while sharing Alia’s first look.

                              Alia has been sharing several glimpses from the sets of the movie. A few days back she informed her fans about the wrap of Raazi shoot. In her social media post, the actor also mentioned how she was living the character from past few months and how it is difficult for an actor to let go of a character when the movie wraps up.

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