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Ayushmann Khurrana goes gaga over 'Tamasha'

IANS, 30 Nov, 2015 11:57 AM
    Actor Ayushmann Khurrana has heaped praise over "Tamasha" and says the film is a “spiritual” journey to discover oneself. 
     
    The actor had special compliments for the stars of the film. He calls Ranbir Kapoor his “best superstar ever”, Deepika Padukone a “lover”, while he also appreciated director Imtiaz Ali for infusing life into the script. 
     
    “Discover yourself in #Tamasha. For me this guy is the best superstar ever. Spiritual. The director is such a lifer. The girl is such a lover (sic),” Ayushmann tweeted. 
     
    “Tamasha” narrates a story of internal conflict. It is about two individuals, who meet while on a holiday and decide to make-pretend during the trip, but problems erupt when they return to their real life. 
     
    Largely, the movie is the love saga of a storyteller who falls in love with a girl who helps him to rediscover his lost self. It released on Friday.

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