'Ooru Peru Bhairavakona' actress Kavya Thapar says, she has never fallen in love in real life, but her upcoming movie character "Saishaa's made her witness what real love is all about." - Exclusive

From 'Romeo-Juliet' to 'Heer-Ranjha', romantic movies have been an influencing part of all our lives. From big romantic gestures to heartfelt conversations, Indian cinema has taught us all! It's made us want to fall in love and believe in the magic of love. And now our talented actress Kavya Thapar who is currently the talk of the town is coming up with her Hindi movie 'Middle-Class Love', which has revealed how her character of Saisha has inspired her in real life.

Kavya Thapar who is playing one of the lead actresses in 'Middle-Class Love' has shared how the character of Saisha has made her want to experience love in real life. The actress says, "My movie is finally released and I am very excited about it. The character of Saisha that I am playing experiences a roller coaster of emotions.


The movie is all about love, 'Middle-Class Love', and being part of such a pure and simple story has made us realize what real love is all about, and honestly I have never been in love in my real life. All I can say is, modern love, can be a bit confusing for me but after working on such a beautiful script, I can't wait to experience such raw and genuine emotions for someone", exclaims Kavya Thapar

Kavya is undoubtedly one of these actresses that we can see ourselves falling in love with. Her Hindi movie 'Middle-Class Love' is releasing on 16th September which is her debut Bollywood movie. That is produced by Anubhav Sinha's Banaras Media Works in association with Zee Studios.

On the work front., Kavya Thapar will also be seen alongside Sundeep Kishan in her next Telugu film 'Ooru Peru Bhairavakona'. Also in her next Tamil film with Vijay Anthony.

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