You won’t believe what Alia Bhatt said when she was asked to visit Pakistan: ‘Would go where…’

Scroll down to read what Alia Bhatt answered when she was asked whether she will work in Pakistan or not.

Alia Bhatt is a global name. The actress not only made her fans go gaga over her films in India but across the globe. Alia not just enthralled fans through her Bollywood movies, but also won hearts with her versatility in the Hollywood film Heart of Stone, alongside Gal Gadot and Jamie Dornan. However, recently, when Alia Bhatt was asked whether she wants to work in Pakistan, you won’t believe what the actress said.

Alia Bhatt on Working in Pakistan

Alia attended the Red Sea International Film Festival for the second time; there she answered a bunch of questions. Among them was when Alia was asked whether she feels pressurised while representing India on an international level; she said, “Instead, she feels pride.”

However, what really intrigued the audience was when Alia was asked whether she would come to Pakistan to showcase her work and talent. While Alia did not give a direct reply, she said she would go wherever work took her.

On the other hand, Alia also opened up on nepotism and said when the audience saw someone “bringing something to the table, sab kuch maaf hai.”

Alia also spoke about how her perspective on life and work has evolved over the years, particularly after her twenties. She described the change in her mindset and reflected on how she now views her younger self.

“When I was young…I’m still young, but when I was in my 20s, I was all over the place, trying to do everything. At 17, 18, I was way more enthusiastic and full of beans, and trying very hard, because that’s normal. And now, more than a decade later, the way you look at a situation changes. I’m still enthusiastic and full of beans, but the approach is more silent, it comes with a little more intent. Part of me wants to hold on to the girl at 18 who was brave and fearless, who had no idea of how things would pan out, who had no answers, who would enter a room and give it her all. I think now with success, with failure, with knowing, sometimes you tend to become a little more tentative,” she said.