Hansal Mehta shares his experience while working with Kareena.
Director Hansal Mehta opened up about working with Kareena Kapoor and called her a good actor.
Hansal Mehta is known for picking stories and creating masterpieces with his directorial vision. With major expertise in hard-hitting and compelling dramas, he has brought many talent forward. Now his upcoming venture, an untitled thriller noir drama, with Kareena Kapoor Khan has become the talk of the town. Recently, Hansal Mehta revealed about his bond with the actress and praised her craft.
In a conversation with mid-day, the director talked about his new thriller and his work experience with the Jab We Met actress. Kareena is known for her mainstream Bollywood genre while Hansal Mehta’s work focuses more on raw and gripping storylines, hence the convergence of two such different genres has raised eyebrows. Talking about such distinction, the director said, “One thing I can say is you will see a new Kareena in the film. We had a very good time shooting the film. With her, it’s the same kind of chemistry that I have with Rajkummar, Pratik, Mohammed Zeeshan [Ayyub] and Karishma [Tanna],”
The City Lights filmmaker opened up about his bond with Kareena Kapoor and said, “It was an absolute joy to work with her. She is such a good actor”. Hansal Mehta’s new venture with the actress is a cop drama mainly set in London.
Talking about his recent widely successful drama, Scoop on Netflix and the signing of his multi-series contract with the platform the celebrated filmmaker said, “It gives me an added blanket of security. I know 1689000063 that the stories I want to tell have a space, where they will be embraced wholeheartedly. I applied a lot of learnings from Scam 1992 on Scoop. [One of them is] that if you tell authentic Indian stories in an honest and engaging manner while trusting the audience’s intelligence, they can be told,”
Scoop is a crime drama starring Karishma Tanna, Harman Baweja and Zeeshan Ayyub in key roles. The Hindi drama is based on the high-profile course case of journalist, Jigna Vora.
