Alia Bhatt breaks silence on ‘Jee Le Zaraa’, shares excitement over Ranbir Kapoor reuniting with Sanjay Leela Bhansali for ‘Love And War’ | Hindi Cinema News

Alia Bhatt would now like to call herself a storyteller as she has launched her first book ‘Ed Finds A Home’. This book largely reflects the fact that she tells stories to her daughter Raha every night. As she continues to discover new creative avenues, fans can’t wait to see her on screen again. Moreover, for some time now, fans have been enthusiastic about ‘Jee Le Zaraa’ which was supposed to bring together Priyanka Chopra, Katrina Kaif and Alia. The film continued to be delayed for many reasons.

In a recent interview, the actress broke her silence on the matter. Alia revealed in a chat with News18 Showsha, “The intention of making this film from everyone’s point of view is very strong. There is a strong team of collaborators who come together. But sometimes, there is a time and a place for everything and you have to wait for the right moment to come together. The intention in everyone’s heart is for this film to come to the screen, but we just have to find the timing.

Alia also talked about how excited she is for “Love And War.” The actress: “There are so many layers to look forward to that I don’t know which one to choose. Above all I think of the pleasure of working with Sanjay sir again and the honor I would say because under his direction and gears , your development is the first step You can go anywhere with this simply because of his attention to detail and his attention to you.

She also reacted to Ranbir Kapoor and SLB coming together after ‘Saawariya’. Alia said, “As an audience, I am so excited to see him and Ranbir collaborating together after so many years. I’m like, ‘Wow.’ And then Vicky and I got together, and then Ranbir and Vicky, they created magic with Sanju. So there’s a lot of combinations, but of course, ultimately the intention is just to keep your head down and work hard and not let the other excitement come in between, because the he excitement with the film and the material is the most important. And when you’re on set, you just have to give 110%.