The Vaccine War: Vivek Agnihotri Feels ‘THIS’ About Alia Bhatt, Says ‘I Cannot Tolerate…’ (Details Inside)
‘The Vaccine War’ director Vivek Agnihotri frequently creates headlines for his personal statements directed at Bollywood celebs, and this time the director has made waves by referring to Bollywood starlet Alia Bhatt as a member of his family.
Yes, you read that correctly. In one of his interviews, Vivek Agnihotri startled many by praising Bollywood starlet Alia Bhatt and stating that he considers her a member of his family and cannot tolerate anything unpleasant about her.
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He said, "I'm a fan of Alia Bhatt and Allu Arjun. I feel Alia is a part of my family, and I always admire her work. I like the way she has matured as an actor in the last few years. She has creative intelligence, and that’s why I really like her growth and the way she has conducted herself in public. Whenever there’s a discussion, I refuse to accept anything negative about her. Alia is a great example of how an actor should mature."
Vivek typically criticizes star kids and huge Bollywood celebs like Shah Rukh Khan and others, but this is the first time he has been heard complimenting a Bollywood biggie, and that is Alia Bhatt. The director even stated a wish to collaborate with ‘Pushpa 2’-star Allu Arjun and admitted to being a huge fan of the South Indian superstar.
"I have always been a fan of Allu Arjun. Hopefully, someday I would love to work with him if I am allowed to do so."- he added.
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Vivek Agnihotri caused quite an uproar with his most recent theatrical release, ‘The Kashmir Files,’ which was based on the massacre of Kashmiri Pandits and starred Anupam Kher. And now, his latest film, ‘The Vaccine War’, is receiving praise for honouring the COVID warriors and the scientist who used immunization to make India COVID-free.
