Adah Sharma decodes 'Garam'
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Director Madan seems to have pulled off a cracker of a title by choosing a name like Garam for his film. The word, says Adah Sharma, has different connotations, one of them being quite innocuous, while others have a not-so-straight meaning.
When asked whether she will look 'garam' in the movie, the fledgling actress of Heart Attack fame chooses to analyze the word and tells how the title is relevant to the film in more senses than one.
"I wear a hijab in the movie and so shooting for the film in 50 Celsius wearing one felt very 'garam'. And I have a 'garam' look in one of the songs, which you are seeing on the posters. Aadi is playing a hot-headed youngster and so he is 'garam' in that sense," the damsel chips in.
She is playing a Muslim girl in the film. "Ever since I watched Mani Ratnam's Bombay, I wanted to play a Muslim girl. Manisha Koirala was my reference while playing this character," she reveals.
The film is set to release on Feb 12, competing with Nani's film.
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