Vidya Balan Discloses Her Personal Scenes from Do Aur Do Pyaar: “My Laughing Provided…”
This weekend, Vidya Balan is scheduled to feature in Do Aur Do Pyaar. The actor, who is paired opposite Pratik Gandhi, portrays a lady who is having an extramarital affair but is trapped in a loveless marriage. A few private moments between Vidya and Pratik were hinted at in the teaser. Now that she has spoken up about the sequences, Vidya claims that during “uncomfortable or intimate scenes,” her laughter acted as a consolation.
“As actors, we are trained to portray characters, but most of the time, my laughter on the sets gave enough breather to the uncomfortable or intimate scenes,” Vidya stated in an interview with Free Press Journal. This movie has a nice writing style that approaches a serious issue like infidelity with a light touch. The writing strikes a really delicate balance between being subtle and having a lot of fun. Otherwise, the movie may have become very serious or silly.
In the meantime, the movie made a star-studded debut on Wednesday night. At the event, Vidya was seen waving to a number of celebrities. Kartik Aaryan, her co-star in Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3, is among them. Given the popularity of the past episodes of the Bhool Bhulaiyaa series, the news of Vidya’s return has created a great deal of enthusiasm. Kartik Aaryan and Triptii Dimri will co-star in the major role of Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3. Fans are anticipating Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3’s release, nevertheless, because of Vidya’s inclusion in the film.
In addition to Vidya and Pratik, Ileana D’Cruz and Sendhil Ramamurthy also feature in Do Aur Do Pyaar. The duo is shown cheating on one another in the trailer. Sendhil is seen to be dating Vidya, but Pratik develops feelings for Ileana D’Cruz. There are moments when every couple tries very hard to make their marriage work. Pratik asks Illeana’s character who the father is after she becomes pregnant. The romantic comedy slice-of-life portrays the interpersonal strife, confusion, insecurity, and discontent of city lovers.
