EXCLUSIVE: Aayush Sharma has the sweetest things to say about Gujaratis and their culture
| Aug 6, 2018, 11:56 IST
Aayush Sharma is all set to make it big in Bollywood with his debut film, 'Loveratri' right around the corner. The newcomer will be starring alongside Warina Hussain, another debutante. The film that's scheduled to release on October 5th has already created quite the buzz. Aayush, who married Salman Khan's sister, Arpita Khan Sharma recently said that he was privileged that he had the guidance of Salman Khan.
In the film, Aayush will be playing the role of a native of Gujarat when in fact, the actor has never ever been to Gujarat before. Hence, to get into character, he was asked to learn their dialect. Well, it seems like Aayush fell quite in love with the Gujaratis and their culture. Talking to us about the same, he said, “It was an eye-opener because there is a certain kind of a way Gujuratis are presented on-screen and that was also my preconceived notion ki Gujarati hai toh he will talk in a certain way, he will have a dialect, he will wear certain kind of clothes. I was pleasantly surprised that when I went to Gujarat, people in Baroda were talking in proper Hindi, they didn't have that accent. I was very happy to see that people in Gujarat are very proud of their culture.”
Well, we bet he's going to be great in the film and we bet that not just the natives of Gujarat, but all of India is going to love him.
In the film, Aayush will be playing the role of a native of Gujarat when in fact, the actor has never ever been to Gujarat before. Hence, to get into character, he was asked to learn their dialect. Well, it seems like Aayush fell quite in love with the Gujaratis and their culture. Talking to us about the same, he said, “It was an eye-opener because there is a certain kind of a way Gujuratis are presented on-screen and that was also my preconceived notion ki Gujarati hai toh he will talk in a certain way, he will have a dialect, he will wear certain kind of clothes. I was pleasantly surprised that when I went to Gujarat, people in Baroda were talking in proper Hindi, they didn't have that accent. I was very happy to see that people in Gujarat are very proud of their culture.”
Well, we bet he's going to be great in the film and we bet that not just the natives of Gujarat, but all of India is going to love him.