Divya Khossla: ‘Ek Chatur Naar’ Role Prep, Wants Period Film Next

Divya Khossla has everyone talking about her upcoming film, ‘Ek Chatur Naar.’ She stars alongside Neil Nitin Mukesh in what promises to be a fun yet thought-provoking ride. We had a chance to chat with the actress about her experience. She shared all the behind-the-scenes details and her personal feelings about the project.

It turns out Divya is incredibly excited for audiences to see the movie. The trailer already won over a lot of fans. Even YouTube India praised her and Neil’s acting. This gave the team a big boost. She told us the film is mostly a comedy. But it also mixes in some thrills and mystery to keep things interesting.

Diving Deep into Her Character

Playing her role in ‘Ek Chatur Naar’ was quite a task. Divya explained that none of the characters are completely good or bad. They all have many sides to them. It wasn’t easy to show both parts of her character. She also had to learn how people speak in the slums, which was tough. Her character is from Lucknow, so she needed to pick up that local accent. This was tricky since her Punjabi roots are strong! Despite the hard work, she called it a truly enjoyable experience.

The film’s story feels very current, reflecting today’s world. Divya thinks it shows how much technology is used daily. It also touches on how phones and digital tools can be misused. This makes the film very relevant. She believes everyone will connect with this important topic. Plus, it’s a good watch for families.

Being a public figure means facing constant attention. Divya opened up about handling negative comments online. She simply blocks anyone who posts mean things. She used to worry a lot about why people would say such things. Then, actor John Abraham gave her some great advice. He told her he never reads comments at all. This helped her realize that many people will always talk. She stays confident and doesn’t let it shake her.

Dream Roles and Future Projects

When asked about her dream roles, Divya shared how her goals have changed. She once longed to star in a pure comedy film. Now, she really hopes to work on a period drama. Talk about evolving tastes!

Some might notice she takes on fewer films each year. But she makes it clear this isn’t planned. She listens to many scripts. However, she only commits to those she truly loves. She plans to keep doing good and fun roles as they come her way. Her next big project is a Telugu film called ‘Jatadhara.’ It might hit screens around November. For this role, Divya has even learned Telugu and is doing her own dubbing. That’s some serious dedication!