Aashiqui 2 Celebrates Its Eleventh Anniversary: Producer Mahesh Bhatt Says Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor “Were Amazing” | Exclusive

Mahesh Bhatt is obviously very happy of Aashiqui 2. Not simply for its narrative and soundtrack, but also for the new talent it introduced, who are still at the top of Bollywood, this film is a classic. Imagine this: Aashiqui 1’s ageless songs have been heard for years. Then, all of a sudden, Aashiqui 2 appears, introducing us to director Mohit Suri, a genius behind the camera, and vocal force Arijit Singh. And who can overlook Mithoon’s Tum Hi Ho? The globe was virtually taken over by the song!

Mahesh credits the crew for the movie’s success. Give credit where credit is due. The unsung hero of the music industry, Jeet Ganguly, does magic with his tunes. What about Ankit Tiwari? His Sunn Raha Hai Na Tu music enthralled audiences worldwide and immediately established the film’s sentimental tone. And Shagufta Rafiq, the writer? She gave the beloved Hollywood film A Star Is Born an Indian flavor that resonated with all of us.

Kumar Bhushan? His goal was to maintain the success of both the movie and his father’s T-Series brand, and he certainly succeeded in promoting both! Next, we see Aditya Roy Kapur and Shraddha Kapoor together on screen. Aditya, who is demonstrating for us what authentic acting looks like, and Shraddha, who is capturing hearts in her role as Aashiqui girl Aarohi. They really were incredible!

Despite being such a huge blockbuster, Aditya Roy Kapoor has had very little success. Mahesh Bhatt notes, “You know, despite all the glitz and glam, folks started wondering about Aditya’s next move.” But a lucrative film career? It takes more than just skill; you also need time, good fortune, and those incredible scripts. In response to your inquiry, we chose Aditya even though we were aware that he was starring alongside Ranbir in Karan Johar’s Yeh Jawaani Hai Deewani. The reason is straightforward: we understood the story we were telling, and he was a perfect fit for it. Let’s be clear about this. Fair play to the crowd. It evaluates an actor’s performance and removes any recollections of a previous piece. And see how well it served our movie!