Mumbai, March 9: Bollywood actress Aditi Bhatia recently posted a dance video on her Instagram account, showcasing her character Divya from the film ‘The Kerala Story 2: Go Beyond.’ In her post, she expressed her passion for dance and shared insights about her role.
In the caption, Aditi stated, “For Divya, dance is her passion. She is bold and fearless; this role has brought a unique experience for me. Divya is a girl who will go to any lengths to fulfill her dreams.”
She added, “I had never created a dance reel before, but this role gave me the opportunity to be part of this world.”
Aditi’s post has sparked discussions on social media, with fans praising her portrayal of Divya. Many commented on her impactful performance, while others lauded the film itself.
The storyline revolves around three main characters: Divya, Neha, and Surekha. Sixteen-year-old Divya (Aditi Bhatia) is passionate about dance and creating online reels. Although her parents are unhappy with her habits, she believes she has found the right partner in a boy named Rashid, who promises her freedom after marriage. However, the reality is quite different.
Neha (Aishwarya Ojha) from Madhya Pradesh is an athlete striving to shape her future with big dreams. She falls in love with a boy named Faizan, who initially hides his true intentions. Meanwhile, Surekha (Ulka Gupta) from Kerala is preparing for the UPSC exams and meets Salim under the pretense of wanting to become a journalist.
Initially, everything seems normal, but gradually, the lives of these three girls change as they face conversion and religious pressure. The film depicts how love and marriage entrap these girls.
‘The Kerala Story 2: Go Beyond’ was released in theaters on February 27.
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