Alia Bhatt reveals one thing she dislikes being told the most; ‘It would be terrifying to…’

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Actress Alia Bhatt stands out as one of Bollywood’s most adaptable and thriving performers, capable of moving effortlessly between blockbuster hits and critically-praised movies. Starting her career with the glitzy high-school drama “Student of the Year,” she swiftly demonstrated her talent by tackling challenging roles in films such as “Highway.” Although Alia has clearly grown and transformed on screen throughout her career, one thing she finds displeasing is others commenting that she’s changed. To Alia, it’s chilling to think of never evolving or growing as a person.

As a lifestyle expert, I often find myself reflecting on personal growth and transformation, much like Alia Bhatt does. When I’m asked about something I don’t particularly enjoy hearing, it’s when people say, “Hey, you’ve changed!” To me, that statement is akin to acknowledging progress, which is a positive sign. It would be downright chilling to remain the exact same person I was at sixteen. Embracing change is essential for personal growth and development.

Alia Bhatt openly talks about her development as an actress, emphasizing the substantial progress she’s made since her debut. In a conversation with The Indian Express, she pointed out changes in both her personal life and career, expressing, “I perceived a shift in my character, and I also feel the growth as an artist.

Bhatt attributes a significant part of her growth to working alongside respected filmmakers. She openly admits that Karan Johar taught her about proper conduct, etiquette, respect, and perception, while Sanjay Leela Bhansali provided her with knowledge on creativity and the bravery to embrace the liberty that acting in front of a camera offers.

Next up for Alia in her acting career is the film “Alpha,” co-starring Sharvari. This Yash Raj Films production, a thrilling spy story directed by Shiv Rawail, is scheduled for release in theaters during the Christmas season of 2025.

Alpha is known as a high-octane action-thriller. In addition, Alia has two upcoming films: Love & War directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali, in which she will act alongside Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal; and a period drama set for release in March 2026, which is expected to compete with Yash’s Toxic at the box office.

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2025-03-28 09:37