Alia Bhatt joins New York institute to explore her acting histrionic
Tuesday, February 10, 2015 • Tamil
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Alia Bhatt at a young age has proven her histrionics that she is not just a glamour doll but an actress of substance. The Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress for her imposing performance in Imtiaz Ali's HIGHWAY is a pointer. However the actress doesn`t seem to be contented with the laurels achieved.
In a bid to give an extra boost to her personality and to add new dimension to her acting potential Alia Bhatt has decided to join worlds famous Body Language Institute (BLI), in a New York institute and polish her histrionics.
Confirming the news Alia said, "I think enrolling in the Body Language Course will help me with each character that I play, so that I don't become repetitive." Speaking more about the course she added, "Body language is a scientifically-backed course that helps to gain insights into what others are thinking and what you may wish to communicate to them without speaking. This helps to explode our communication skills and explore new vistas of acting."
Alia is quite busy with her latest movie SHANDAAR directed by Vikas Bahl, who made his presence felt in Bollywood with his unconventional command in Kangana Ranaut`s QUEEN. Besides working with Vikas Bahl, Alia is excited about sharing space with Shahid Kapoor. Aliya plans to join Body Language Institute soon after the completion of SHANDAAR.
Alia in a short span has done a verity of roles ranging form a happy go lucky girl in STUDENT OF THE YEAR (2012) to romantic drama in 2 STATES, comedy in HUMPTY SHARMA KI DULHANIA and emotional in HIGHWAY.
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