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Why Swara Bhaskar Didn't Want to do Nil Battey Sannata Initially
"When the casting director, Mukesh Chhabra came with this idea of a mother-daughter film, I thought I had to play the role of a daughter. I was shocked and told him that my career will go down as it's a mother's role," Swara told reporters here at the launch of the trailer of Nil Battey Sannata
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Sonam Kapoor Releases Poster of Swara Bhaskar's Nil Battey Sannata
"On woman's day I have the privilege of launching my behen Swara Bhaskar's poster!" Sonam wrote on Twitter. Swara Bhaskar and Sonam. The Neerja star and Swara have worked together in Aanand L Rai's Raanjhanaa and Salman Khan's Prem Ratan Dhan Payo
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Swara Bhaskar's Character in Next Film is 'Unapologetic About Sexuality'
"Anarkali Aarawali is a challenging role because I play a singer who is very unapologetic about her sexuality. She considers herself an artist and her work an art. We also have to be as real as we can to the story and the context without becoming gimmicky or sleazy," Swara said in an interview
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Why Swara Bhaskar Didn't Want to do Nil Battey Sannata Initially
"When the casting director, Mukesh Chhabra came with this idea of a mother-daughter film, I thought I had to play the role of a daughter. I was shocked and told him that my career will go down as it's a mother's role," Swara told reporters here at the launch of the trailer of Nil Battey Sannata
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Sonam Kapoor Releases Poster of Swara Bhaskar's Nil Battey Sannata
"On woman's day I have the privilege of launching my behen Swara Bhaskar's poster!" Sonam wrote on Twitter. Swara Bhaskar and Sonam. The Neerja star and Swara have worked together in Aanand L Rai's Raanjhanaa and Salman Khan's Prem Ratan Dhan Payo
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Swara Bhaskar's Character in Next Film is 'Unapologetic About Sexuality'
"Anarkali Aarawali is a challenging role because I play a singer who is very unapologetic about her sexuality. She considers herself an artist and her work an art. We also have to be as real as we can to the story and the context without becoming gimmicky or sleazy," Swara said in an interview
