Close X
Thursday, January 16, 2025
ADVT 
Bollywood

I'm a clumsy human being: Alia Bhatt

Darpan News Desk IANS, 20 Jul, 2014 06:53 AM
  • I'm a clumsy human being: Alia Bhatt
Bollywood's young star Alia Bhatt put up a confident front while walking a three-ramp set-up in a lehenga as heavy as over 20 kg, for ace designer Manish Malhotra's show at the Shree Raj Mahal Jewellers India Couture Week. She said she was nervous as she's usually clumsy.
 
"I get very nervous. I am not the best walker. I am a very clumsy human being, I fall (while) standing, so walking on the ramp wearing (an outfit of) almost 25 kg and high heels, looking good, posing and smiling while people are clapping...I think it's nerve wrecking, but I think it's the best two minutes," Alia told reporters here post the show.
 
With minimalist make-up, a roughly done-up hairdo and no jewellery, Alia carried the red bridal wear couture outfit, adorned by vintage gold embroidery, with aplomb Saturday night.
 
Adding more Bollywood flavour on the ramp was "Aashiqui 2" actor Aditya Roy Kapur, while off the stage and in the audience were names like Urmila Matondkar and Huma Qureshi.
 
Alia is fresh out of tasting success with her latest Hindi film "Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania", in which her character is hell-bent on getting a lehenga worn by Kareena Kapoor in a film. Here, she was happy that in real life, she was getting a chance to walk for Malhotra, who is one of Bollywood's favourite designers and has been responsible to lend a makeover to many of Hindi cinema's heroines.
 
"I think when you're walking in a Manish Malhotra outfit, it's a big day. It's a special day. I was telling someone that I am very happy that my film has done well, but I'm happier to be walking for Manish. It's a great achievement," Alia said.
 
She also recalled a time when she was in the audience for a Manish Malhotra show.
 
"I was here two years back and Katrina (Kaif) was walking the ramp. I was sitting in the audience with Karan (Johar) and was thinking, 'How do people walk?'
 
"I remember Katrina was sitting and her outfit looked heavy. I had no idea then how heavy it was but when you walk yourself, you realise how heavy it is. But it's beautiful, I loved it," she added.

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Vir Das: 'Saxx Ki Dukaan' for 'Delhi Belly' audience

Vir Das: 'Saxx Ki Dukaan' for 'Delhi Belly' audience
Actor Vir Das, who plays a double role in "Saxx Ki Dukaan", says those who enjoyed sex comedy "Delhi Belly" would like his film too.

Vir Das: 'Saxx Ki Dukaan' for 'Delhi Belly' audience

Riya, Raima to join mom Moon Moon on campaign trailer

Riya, Raima to join mom Moon Moon on campaign trailer
Former Bollywood actress Moon Moon Sen's daughters Raima and Riya are to join their mother as the Trinamool Congress candidate from the Bankura Lok Sabha constituency goes on poll campaign.

Riya, Raima to join mom Moon Moon on campaign trailer

Mani Ratnam is family to me: Abhishek Bachchan

Mani Ratnam is family to me: Abhishek Bachchan
Actor-producer Abhishek Bachchan, who has worked with Mani Ratnam in "Raavan", says the veteran filmmaker is like family to him.

Mani Ratnam is family to me: Abhishek Bachchan

'Humari Adhuri Kahani' will be Mohit's best

'Humari Adhuri Kahani' will be Mohit's best
Veteran filmmaker Mahesh Bhatt has guaranteed that "Humari Adhuri Kahani" will be Mohit Suri's career best directorial. He is confident that his nephew will manage to touch the audience's heart with his skills.

'Humari Adhuri Kahani' will be Mohit's best

Phalke has gone to deserving artist: Asha Bhosle on Gulzar

Phalke has gone to deserving artist: Asha Bhosle on Gulzar
From the time she sang "Ghar jayegi tar jayegi doliyaan chadh jayegi" for Gulzar in "Khushboo", Asha Bhosle has shared a very special rapport with her Gulzar bhai who has been named for the coveted Dadasaheb Phalke Award. She feels it has gone to the "very deserving artist".

Phalke has gone to deserving artist: Asha Bhosle on Gulzar

'Prince Charles did not support Rushdie over The Satanic Verses'

'Prince Charles did not support Rushdie over The Satanic Verses'
Britain's Prince Charles turned his back on author Salman Rushdie during the fatwa over publication of 'The Satanic Verses' as he believed the book was offensive to Muslims, a novelist has revealed.

'Prince Charles did not support Rushdie over The Satanic Verses'