Farah Khan applauds Nushrratt Bharuccha’s 'Akelli' performance: 'You were the only girl throughout the film'
Nushrratt Bharuccha recently appeared on 'The Farah Khan Show', where she spoke candidly about her journey in cinema. The episode unfolded in a warm, intimate setting and offered viewers a rare glimpse into her life beyond the screen.
The mood became even more special when Farah invited Nushrratt’s mother to join them. Asked about her favourite films, she promptly named Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety and Akelli, prompting smiles all around.
Akelli is directed by Pranay Meshram and also stars Amir Boutrous, Rajesh Jais and Tsahi Halevi.
A homely episode filled with food and warmth
The episode carried a cosy, informal vibe. Nushrratt welcomed Farah Khan into her kitchen and cooked a traditional dish, Mutton Uppu Kari, during a light-hearted cooking session. Dressed simply in a white T-shirt and denim, she kept things effortless and real. The conversation flowed easily between food, memories and movies.The mood became even more special when Farah invited Nushrratt’s mother to join them. Asked about her favourite films, she promptly named Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety and Akelli, prompting smiles all around.
Akelli earns special praise from Farah Khan
The mention of Akelli sparked an instant reaction from Farah Khan, who openly praised Nushrratt’s performance. Acknowledging the intensity of the role, Farah said, “You did a fantastic job. You were the only girl throughout the film; it was so intense that it made my blood pressure rise.” The comment drew laughter while also underlining the emotional weight Nushrratt carried on screen.About 'Akelli'
Akelli stands out as one of the most demanding films of Nushrratt’s career. It tells the story of a young woman from Punjab who travels abroad for employment and is subsequently left trapped in a nightmarish situation with no way out. The film places her character in constant danger, relying heavily on emotional strength and survival instincts. With minimal external support on screen, Nushrratt carries the narrative largely on her own, revealing her character’s vulnerability and resilience.Akelli is directed by Pranay Meshram and also stars Amir Boutrous, Rajesh Jais and Tsahi Halevi.
A journey shaped by evolving choices
Nushrratt Bharuccha is best known for her roles in 'Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2' and 'Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety'. In recent years, she has gravitated towards more intense and layered performances in films like 'Chhorii', 'Chhorii 2' and 'Akelli'.end of article
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