Manushi Chhillar shares her take on various beauty treatments of actresses
According to her, getting such procedures done should be a personal choice and not something that can be forced. 'If you talk about cosmetology, it's a very personal choice. It's not a requirement of a particular profession but if it makes you feel good, you should go ahead and do it — it's your personal choice- no one is allowed to give you an opinion on that and if you don't want to do it then no one should be forcing you to do it,' the former Miss World added.
Post Shefali Jariwala's demise, a debate has erupted over cosmetic treatment undergone by actresses. Coming back to 'Maalik', aside from Manushi and Rajkummar, the project will also feature Prosenjit Chatterjee, Medha Shankr, Huma Qureshi, Anshumaan Pushkar, and Swanand Kirkire in significant roles, along with others. This will be Manushi's primary on-screen pairing with Rajkummar.
Rajkummar underwent intense gun training for his role as a gangster in 'Maalik'. He learned various techniques of using the gun like a true professional. Shedding further light on this, producer Jay Shewakramani shared, 'It took some time and hardcore training for Raj to master the AK 47. During rehearsals, there were a few times when he faced some shoulder jerks while practicing the gun. I absolutely admire Raj's commitment to his craft.' Before this, 'Maalik' director Pulkit shed light on Rao's rugged transformation for the gangster drama. The 'Stree' actor grew his beard for over 80 days to achieve his desired rugged look in the forthcoming flick. Pulkit further disclosed that the team wanted Rao to embody a sense of raw power for his role.
The filmmaker shared, 'We wanted Raj to embody a sense of raw power, something that feels lived-in, gritty, and unapologetically real. He committed to the process fully, both physically and emotionally. Rajkummar Rao grew his beard for nearly three months to embody a character bursting with wild energy. What you see in the teaser is just the beginning, there's so much more to this character, and Rajkummar has delivered something truly special'. 'Maalik' is set for a theatrical release on July 11 this year.
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