Hint: She doesn't like candlelight dinners. PHOTO: BOLLYWOODTABLOID
"Honestly, I'm not into candlelight dinners -- going out and dressing up. I want to be in my pajamas at home, and watch my favourite TV shows; Game Of Thrones and Friends. I want to eat my favourite cheap food, whether it is pizza, or other cheap food like samosas or chaat," she revealed.
But all the boys interested in taking out this Bollywood beauty should know that she has chosen to become a vegetarian and a pepperoni pizza might not strike her fancy.
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"I want to be in the comfort of my home with my partner and be myself and that would be a shaandaar date for me," said Alia talking about her ideal date.
Responding to Alia's answer, Shahid quipped: "That means you'll be throwing pizzas and chaat at each other."
Alia and Shahid were promoting their film Shaandaar at a college when one of the students asked Alia who she would like to go on a date with from the film industry except Shahid, he was quick to interrupt, "Why did you leave me out?"
When reminded that he was married and hence committed, he replied: "Everybody is committed in some way or the other. At least, hypothetically let me be alive."
The actress asked the crowd for suggestions. Names of Bollywood actors came from all corners, all except for Shahid's. At this, he said: "I'm one of you and you're taking other names and not my name, I'm very hurt."
Finally Alia said, "I'll go on a Shaandaar date with Shahid and all students of Mithibai College."
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Shaandaar is a romantic comedy produced by Dharma Productions and Phantom Films.
Watch the trailer here:
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