#AASHIQUI 3 CAST MOVIE#

'Maybe the media didnвЂ™t acknowledge him for his work. They later collaborated on Kedarnath (2018), which was also a box office success and remains one of the most loved films of Sushant's career.ДЄbhishek also shared that the film industry and fans started appreciating Sushant and his films only after his death in JuneВ 2020.

#AASHIQUI 3 CAST MOVIE#

It successfully launched the late star into the movie business after a successful career in fiction and reality TV. Sushant made his Bollywood debut with Abhishek's Kai Po Che (2013), which is based on the Chetan Bhagat novel The 3 Mistakes of My Life. I had not even finished the script, normally I don't cast in a film until it is written.' The casting of the film began after his passing away. Take a bow, Abhishek Kapoor, for attempting that and Ayushmann and Vaani for giving their all to the film.Abhishek told Bollywood Bubble, 'I have heard this rumour as well. This portrayal is another fine feather in his cap.Д¬handigarh Kare Aashiqui is a conversation starter about a taboo subject and it takes a large heart and enormous amounts of guts to take such a leap of faith. The angst, the self-doubts of his character are well brought out. He invests the macho Manu with the right amount of aggression and his вЂeducationвЂ™ about the new normal is gradual and not sudden. He kind of knows that and takes a self-depreciating dig at himself in the film, saying he has become an extra in his own film. Ayushmann Khurrana has become the poster boy of cause-based cinema. SheвЂ™s a natural in front of the camera and therefore should be more selective in her choice of films and directors.

You can see both the strength and vulnerability of Maanvi in her gestures, in her eyes, in her expressions. She gets the sur вЂ“ the rhythm вЂ“ of her character down pat. ItвЂ™s a bold move on her part to play a trans woman. Vaani Kapoor, who has been relegated to doing arm-candy roles so far, has been a revelation in the film. Thankfully, his lead actors have understood his vision and have done their best to invest in it. ItвЂ™s a sensitive subject indeed and something which hasnвЂ™t been explored before in a commercial Hindi film. Director Abhishek Kapoor thankfully hasnвЂ™t taken the preachy road and offers much in the way of massy entertainment in the hope that somewhere amidst it all, what heвЂ™s actually trying to say will be heard as well. Perhaps because of that, the film starts off as a comedy, drifts into being a rom com, segues into drama and ends up like a sports film. ItвЂ™ll take a long time to bring gender fluidity into the mainstream. ItвЂ™s only recently that the boundaries of what normal is are blurring and people have started questioning set beliefs. WeвЂ™ve been conditioned to shun whatвЂ™s not normal. WeвЂ™ve been brought up to believe in certain set norms about gender, about sexuality. People who donвЂ™t surrender to norms battle for their beliefs all their lives and no one else can fight this battle for them. She doesnвЂ™t need anyoneвЂ™s support for that. The heroine forcefully says she can fight her own battles. We all crave for inclusivity, for acceptance, but that shouldnвЂ™t come at the cost of self-respect. This again is a powerful statement indeed. At first, he does live in denial but later educates himself about gender fluidity And comes to understand that nothing should stand in the way of love. HeвЂ™s someone who takes part in Gabru of the Year competitions. The other man in her life is a pehalwan who is again an alpha male. We all know how much premium is put on alpha masculinity by the army so it's great to see an army dad being so supportive. Her father, an ex-brigadier, is shown to be her only pillar of support. She goes through sex change operation and becomes one physically as well. Vaani KapoorвЂ™s character is born a man but always felt like a woman from the inside. The film questioned the set norms of masculinity and something like that is attempted here as well. He has to suffer a lot because of his choice but never deviates from his passion. ThereвЂ™s a Marathi film called Natarang (2010), where Atul Kulkarni plays a wrestler who falls in love with the tamasha art form and becomes a nachya вЂ“ a character who acts in an effeminate manner вЂ“ for the love of art. It takes a long time for him to figure out that love transcends bodies, transcends gender, norms and it doesnвЂ™t need outside validationвЂ¦

Then, it gets revealed that sheвЂ™s a trans woman, and suddenly everything isnвЂ™t the same. Their bond starts growing beyond lust and attraction. She gets along well with her ex-Brigadier father but doesnвЂ™t see eye-to-eye with the mother. He has the typical loud Punjabi family, comprising two dominating sisters, a father who is in love with a Muslim woman and a grandfather who is the sanest of them all. She has no problems with his government school background. Sparks fly when bodybuilder Manvinder 'Manu' Munjal (Ayushmann Khurrana) and Zumba teacher Maanvi Brar (Vaani Kapoor), meet at his gym.

Aashiqui 3 cast