Exclusive: Kiara Advani’s LOL with Neetu Kapoor

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The camaraderie and conversations between stars seldom get so funny, so comfortable and their thoughts so miscible. The interview session that the ‘JugJugg Jeeyo’ gang had with ETimes, has to be seen to be believed. If you still haven’t watched the video, we reproduce it below.
Kiara Advani, Varun Dhawan, Anil Kapoor and Neetu Kapoor were asked a lot of questions on their favourite scenes and movies. They took all the questions sportingly and without batting an eyelid. What stood out was that Varun and Kiara looked very comfortable in the presence of their seniors. They could do masti, they could say what they want. Evidently, ‘JJJ’ has been a happy film to make and they all seem to have enjoyed it thoroughly. See the RAPID FIRE video below for one of those comforting moments of the juniors with the seniors- how Kiara pulls Neetu Kapoor’s leg.

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In one of the questions to Kiara, she replied that she found Varun to be an amazing entertainer in ‘Judwaa 2’. Neetu said, “I liked him in ‘Badrinath Ki Dulhania’ and Kiara instantly said, “Woh ghar ki baat, ghar ki beti…” joking with Neetu that she was saying that because Alia was in the film. Neetu smiled and said, “No, it wasn’t because of that,” and then quickly added, “She (Alia) was good in it (‘Badrinath’) too.”

We had also interviewed the four of them, talking about the film and a few other things. If you haven’t seen that, we reproduce that too herewith:

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The 5 days box-office collections of ‘JJJ’ have reportedly reached to the tune of nearly Rs 44 crore. The film has been directed by Raj Mehta and it released on June 24.
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