Sonam Kapoor would cast this Bollywood couple in Indian Fifty Shades of Grey

Here's what the star unveiled


Entertainment Desk October 10, 2016
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If the thought of an Indian version of 50 Shades of Grey gives you chills, you may want to hold tight because Sonam Kapoor has something much bigger in store with her choice of cast.

Speaking in an interview with Neha Dhupia in the show #NoFilterNeha Sonam revealed she would cast Bollywood's adorable couple Alia Bhatt and Sidharth Malhotra in the adaptation of the film, should there be one.

"Who looks virginal? Maybe Alia and for the boy, someone really hot. Siddharth!" she said.

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Sonam said that she hasn't seen the movie, "I haven't seen the film and it was one of those books that I read and I'm sorry to say, I enjoyed it. It was so bad that it's good! I actually like the characters a lot in that."

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The 31-year-old diva shared that she would cast Kangana Ranaut in the adaptation of Confessions of a shopaholic.

"She's one of my favorite actresses. I would say me but again, I would say Kangana Ranaut," she said.

She further dished out about her choices in the Bollywood version of Devil Wears Prada saying, "Obviously for Meryl Streep's character, I would say Shabana Azmi because she is so brilliant."

"For Anne Hathaway's character, I would say Shraddha Kapoor. Anne Hathaway has this vibe which Shraddha has I feel. She's cute, that's what Anne Hathaway is," she added.

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COMMENTS (3)

Owais U. | 7 years ago | Reply The movie made box office money, although a flop in the US market - meager 4.1/10 per IMDB ratings. The movie grossed higher than anticipated due to fans of the novel frolicking to the theater just to see how they adapted the sadomasochism into an R rated movie. What does Bollywood get out of this adaptation? Box office money, or teasing the audience of the raunchy sex the movie will be teased with? Like seriously, India already has its share of rape issues, lets not indulge into creating a pandemonium by increasing those rate.
JSM | 7 years ago | Reply No Indian movies in Pakistan- why interest in Indian actors?
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