Shraddha Kapoor Talks About Her Wish for an Alia Bhatt Collaboration

Shraddha Kapoor chose to be wild and lovely during her recent AMA session while speaking with her followers. One specific message drew her attention among the numerous questions that flooded in. Not a question, just a hopeful statement from one of her followers wishing Shraddha and Alia Bhatt together in a film. The statement resonated with Shraddha and produced a rather sincere response that thrilled her fans.

“Not a Question but One I Agree With”

Deciding to incorporate a little of humor, Shraddha said that the message was not really a question. “This isn’t a question; it’s a statement,” she said, agreeing totally with it. She said she really wanted to collaborate with Alia Bhatt, adding that the prospect of encountering her on-screen really drives her.

Even More Praise Shraddha Kapoor-Fan of Alia Bhatt

Shraddha said in this AMA that she greatly admires Alia and everything about her. She repeatedly complimented Alia’s efforts, saying how “nice and fantastic” it would be to see her on the same screen with Alia Bhatt: “It would be great and amazing.” Shraddha’s sincere thanks certainly kept the meeting friendly and all-the-more encouraging regarding the link between the two performers.

Call Writers and Producers Being Called

Shraddha urged the authors and directors to get the hint rather than simply publishing it out there. She said she hoped someone wrote a screenplay that would show the two of them cooperating on a project of significance. Fans have long been eager to see the two performers in the same frame, and Shraddha’s wish will fuel even greater enthusiasm for fans.

A Collaboratively Categorized Dawn

Known for their ground-breaking flexibility, both Amalia and Shu have a sizable fan-following base; already, the idea of having them paired together has gained traction over the internet. Even if a project has not yet been confirmed, Shraddha’s honest appreciation has definitely sparked discussion over a movie many would accept with wide arms in front of filmmakers.