bringing together some of the most talented actors. In recent times, the prospect of Kangana Ranaut and Alia Bhatt sharing the screen in a film has piqued the curiosity of many fans and cinephiles. The two actresses have had their share of differences and public exchanges, making such a collaboration a tantalizing proposition. Vivek Agnihotri, the renowned filmmaker currently busy with promotions for “The Vaccine War,” recently shared his thoughts on the possibility of casting Kangana and Alia together in a film.
In an interview, Vivek Agnihotri responded to the questions and speculations surrounding this potential casting. With candor and humor, he remarked, “Main agar aise sochne lagunga toh mai mar hi jaaunga, kaun sochta hai iss tarah se. Yeh, thinking bhi kaise ho sakti hai kisi ki” (I’ll die if I start thinking like this. Who thinks like this? and how can someone think like this).”
Vivek Agnihotri emphasized that such considerations are not part of his creative process, and he prefers to focus on the artistic aspects of filmmaking. He revealed that he had congratulated both Alia and Kangana when they received National Awards for their exceptional performances. For him, their professional achievements and recognition by the Government of India were significant, and he acknowledged their success.
However, Vivek Agnihotri made it clear that he does not have any interest in delving into the personal lives of actors and that his primary focus remains on his craft. He reiterated, “Mai do logon ko film mai ek saath kara dun, mera kya lena dena hai unki zindagi se? Mera koi aisa shauk nahi” (If I cast two people together in a film, what do I have to do with their personal lives? I have no such inclination).
As Vivek Agnihotri awaits the audience’s response to his latest film, “The Vaccine War,” he remains committed to creating thought-provoking and engaging cinema. The movie pays tribute to the remarkable efforts of scientists and doctors in manufacturing vaccines under challenging circumstances, highlighting their success in safeguarding public health.
