Alia Bhatt on how she prepped for her role in Jigra: 'I really flowed with the script' | EXCLUSIVE

Bollywood actors Alia Bhatt and Vedang Raina, along with their director Vasan Balan, were in New Delhi for the promotions of their upcoming Dussehra release, Jigra. The trio launched their title track, Jigra, which is sung by Vedang himself, at the Delhi event.

When Money Control asked Alia Bhatt about the kind of preparation that went into her role of fiesty and determined Satya in the film, the actress said 'she kind of flowed with the script' and not much went into the prep as many alterations were being done on the sets as they shot.

"Honestly, no prep for the film. Vedang and I met for the first time, and we discussed just one scene. I think we discussed it for two minutes, and then we chatted about movies and stuff. Vasan (director Vasan Bala) and I work like this. In this film, there was no dialect to be learned. I learned basketball for a small sequence in the movie that I had to learn for 6 months. I have to say the flow on the set was such that in the initial days I was learning my lines and all, but later I left the paper as there was so much improvisation on the go. And things were changing. We really sort of flowed with it and usme zyada maza hai for me personally because then the world is your oyster. Kuch bhi ho sakta hai, of course staying in the guardrails of the plot is something I enjoyed the most," she replied.

Alia looked pretty in a corset top, paired with a black blazer and baggy pants. She kept her make-up minimal, showing her natural beauty.

Talking about Alia's preparations for the role in the movie, Vasan Bala praised the actress for her intense preparation internally.