Sara Ali Khan breaks her inside stories at Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant's pre-wedding; Here's what she says
The year's biggest gala was neither Oscars nor Grammy but the India's very own celebration crocheted by the Ambani household that looked much better, bigger and grander than any other celebration, the world has ever marked in. The month of March was basked in the pre wedding celebration of Anant Ambani and Radhika Merchant, held at the Ambani's very own land of Jamnagar, Gujarat. The starry pre-wedding festivity was attended by some of the most renown creatives of the world that included Rihanna, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Ivanka Trump and many others. But apart from such global A-listers, it was also graced by the Bollywood celebrities who added more Indianness to the grand three-day festivity and one among such was Sara Ali Khan. The Kedarnath actress has recently talked about the Jamnagar's iconic celebration and hinted towards numerous inside stories that were not known earlier by the masses.
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Sara Ali Khan talks about Anant-Radhika Pre-Wedding
Sara Ali Khan who is recently busy in her tour schedules for promoting her upcoming movies Ae Watan Mere Watan and Murder Mubarak, has sat on a little chit chat with a media outlet where she has shared her experince in the most talked about pre-wedding festivity. During the convesation, she was asked about her real experience at Jamnagar, question rose by one among the masses to which Sara answered, "It was a lot of fun. Bada maza aaya mujhe. Bahut ache log the. Bahut sara khana tha. Janhvi aur Ananya ke sath dance kiya maine stage par, Khushi bhi thi, aur kya? Phir wapis aa gayi, promote karne do do filmein. Yahi chal raha hai."
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Ae Watan Mere Watan and Murder Mubarak
Previously, the beautiful actress has talked about working in both of her films mentioned earlier and opened up about how tough while working for both of the projects was. Revealing the experince she paved light on how she had to come up with two liberated mindsets for protraying two varying characters, of which sorts she hasn't attemtped before. Calling it 'tricky', her words followed, "They have nothing in common, not even me. It was very important for us to not come with any preconceived notions because this world, this set-up, this character is new to anything I have done before. It was important for me to come in there, trust him, trust myself, and follow my instincts as opposed to anything I have done previously. But juggling this and Ae Watan Mere Watan was definitely tricky."