Actress Alia Bhatt said that director Abhishek Chaubey
was sceptical about casting her as a Bihari young girl in Udta Punjab. "I think our
director Abhishek Chaubey was sceptical about casting me in the film. I am glad
that I am a part of it. This character is
totally different from what I am in real life. I felt that there would
be out of box things in the film and it has," said Alia at the trailer
launch of Udta Punjab.
For her role of a Bihari migrant, Alia had to learn the
dialect. "I had to learn Bihari. Though I talk less in the film, but the
dialogues are powerful. For a month or so, I worked on my dialect with the help
of a trainer. And for my look, I have to give credit to the costume designer
and our director Abhishek Chaubey," added Alia.
Udta Punjab revolves around the issue of drug abuse in
the state. Alia credited her co-star Shahid Kapoor for getting her this film.
"I am appreciative to Shahid for bringing up this role to me. I wanted to
be in this film. It's a lifetime opportunity. It's a great story," she
said. Udta Punjab will release on June 17.

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