Alia Bhatt Reviews Kiran Rao's Laapataa Ladies: "Such A Beautiful Film"
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"Such a wonderful time at the movies," wrote Alia Bhatt
Kiran Rao's directorial Laapataa Ladies released on the OTT giant Netflix a few days ago. Ever since Bollywood celebrities have been dropping their reviews of the film on social media. The latest celebrity to join the bandwagon was Gangubai Kathiawadi star Alia Bhatt. On Wednesday, Alia Bhatt took time off her busy schedule to post the review on her Instagram feed. Giving a shout out to Team Laapataa Ladies, Alia Bhatt wrote, "Such a wonderful time at the movies. These ladies, Pratibha Ranta, Nitanshi Goel and gentlemen Sparsh Shrivastava, Ravi Kishan truly have my heart. Such a beautiful film and what fabulous performances by the entire cast. Congratulations to all of you."
Take a look at what Alia Bhatt posted:
Before Alia Bhatt, Sunny Deol, who recently watched the film, shared his review by posting a note on his Instagram stories. The Gadar 2 actor shared a poster of the film that states, “Trending #1 in movies on Netflix.” Sharing his review in both Hindi and English, Sunny wrote: “Just finished watching Laapataa Ladies, haven't seen such a heartwarming and innocent film in long. All my best to Kiran Rao and team will recommend all to watch this gem.” Responding to Sunny Deol, Kiran Rao said, “Thank you Sunny ji.” She also attached a red heart, smiling face, and folded hands emoji to the text.
Not just Sunny Deol, but actress Konkona Sen Sharma also gave a shout out to Laapataa Ladies. In her Instagram Stories, the actress wrote, “I am in love with this film and now it's on Netflix!” Kiran Rao reshared her post and wrote, “I am in love with this film and now it's on Netflix!” Resharing her post, Kiran Rao wrote, “Koko” accompanied by a bunch of loving emojis.
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