She looks resplendent in green, blending in as if in perfect harmony with the lush lawns of the poolside at this city five-star hotel.
And even as she flashes those pearly whites, the sultry afternoon weather doesn’t seem so sapping any more. Professional to the core, she opts for the photocall even as the make-up is still fresh on her face before settling down for a tête-à-tête in the cool confines of the restaurant.
That for you ladies and gentlemen is Dia Mirza, who touched down in the city to scorch the ramp as showstopper for a fashion event.
Even as she sips her tea, Dia, rattles off saying that she has been to the city so many times that she has lost count. Proud of her Bengali connect through her mom and mamima, the actor says, “Whenever my mom and I want to have a secret conversation, we do so in Bengali only to find out each time that there is a Bengali present near us.”
Keen to put her Bengali connect to good use, Dia speaks out, “I’ve always very candidly confessed that I’d love to do an aesthetic Bengali venture. However, the closest, I’ve come to working with directors from Bengal are Pradeep Sarkar and Shoojit Sircar.” Are directors listening?
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