As long as you aren t entering my bathroom, I m okay: Alia on rumours
Alia interacted with the media here when she walked the ramp for Caprese s new bag collection on Monday.
On the professional front Alia is on a roll with the success of "Raazi".
Asked how she reacts to rumours about her personal life especially when there is speculation that she might get married next year she said: "I don t react to rumours. Rumours are not meant to be reacted upon.
"As long as you aren t entering my bathroom I am fine. If people are not talking about me then maybe I am not relevant enough. So if people are talking about me then I am something... But yes honestly I am at a very good space personally and professionally so no issues whatsoever."
Alia is working with Ranbir in "Brahmastra".
She was asked how working in a film with a co-actor who also happens to be the person she is dating affects or adds to the performance.
She said: ""I think when you are an actor your job is to act and so when you are in front of the camera it doesn t matter who you are dating or who you are not dating and whether you are tall or short fat or thin unhappy or really happy.
"Sometimes there are days when I go on set with an upset frame of mind but I have to dance around and feel very excited... That s the whole process of being an actor".
Alia s other new projects include Zoya Akhtar s "Gully Boy" Abhishek Varman s "Kalank" and Karan Johar s "Takht".
--IANS iv/rb/bg