Alia Bhatt recalls changing her dialect for Udta Punjab and RRR roles

With several awards including the National Award for Best Actress, Alia Bhatt has successfully proved her worth in the film industry. The actress has millions of fans who still watch some of her projects wildly. In a recent interview, the actress shared the cheat codes for the characters she plays in her films.

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Alia Bhatt remembers changing her dialect for Udta Punjab and RRR roles
Alia Bhatt is currently at the Red Sea International Film Festival in Saudi Arabia. During a session, the actress talked about the intricacies of acting and shared her love for sound and mimicry.

In a video streamed from the fest, the actress can be seen saying that unlike others, she always used to imitate people and pick up their voices. She said that even when she narrates an incident to someone, she does it exactly as the other person had said. “Even when I talk and interact and just give normal stories, I will say it by imitating the other person. Even if I don’t do it well, I will still try.”

Since she is very attracted to different sounds, Alia naturally gravitates towards roles that require her to change her dialect whether it is Udta Punjab, or a completely different film like RRR where she has to change her dialect. Had to learn a new language.

Talking further about it she said, “So, I take it as a challenge and I enjoy doing it. There’s a lot of prep work, but I think it makes half the job a lot easier, where you can give a character a completely new face and it won’t be anything like you. So, like ‘Oh wow! What a wonderful actress because she is not like that. So, it’s really like a cheat code. It takes new lengths to your performance,” said the Gangubai Kathiawadi actress.