Aaliyah loves Kolkata's food and culture

Aaliyah Qureishi, known for roles in Bandish Bandits and Jawan, stars in the coming-of-age drama Nadaaniyan, playing a complex character in a close-knit school gang. Selected through audition, she enjoys creative fulfillment working with Khushi Kapoor and Ibrahim Ali Khan. Aaliyah transitions seamlessly from music to acting, bringing depth to her performances.
Aaliyah loves Kolkata's food and culture
Actress and singer-songwriter Aaliyah Qureishi, known for her acclaimed performances in Bandish Bandits (Season 2) and the Shah Rukh Khan-starrer blockbuster Jawan, is set to appear in a pivotal role in Nadaaniyan which is a coming-of-age drama that explores themes of youth, friendship, identity, and self-discovery. With a fresh and dynamic cast, the film promises to capture the highs and lows of teenage life while exploring deep emotional bonds and personal struggles.
Aaliyah plays Khushi Kapoor’s character’s best friend, an integral part of their close-knit school gang. The role brings layers of complexity, adding depth to the narrative. Known for her versatility as an artist, Aaliyah’s transition from music to acting has been seamless, with audiences appreciating her nuanced performances on screen.
Talking about her role, she shared, "I was selected for my role through an audition. I’m part of the core squad, and my character has many gray shades, making it both complex and exciting. It was an incredible experience working with the entire cast and crew. Our director, Shauna, ensured we had ample workshops and hangouts to build genuine camaraderie, which reflects on screen. KK (Khushi Kapoor) and Ibby (Ibrahim Ali Khan) are absolutely wonderful to work with. The entire process was creatively fulfilling.”
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Before stepping into the world of acting, Aaliyah Qureishi made her mark as a singer-songwriter. Her passion for music continues to influence her artistic choices, and she often brings a unique musical sensibility to her performances.
She also has a deep love for Kolkata's food, music, and culture and is keen to collaborate with Bengali directors like Aniruddha Roy Chowdhury and Srijit Mukherji.
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