Actress Alia Bhatt is making her Hollywood debut in the highly anticipated film ‘Heart of Stone,’ and exciting updates about the project are expected to be unveiled at the extravagant Netflix Tudum event in Brazil on June 17, Saturday.
Alia was spotted at the Mumbai airport in the early hours as she embarked on her journey to Brazil, where she was surprised by the presence of paparazzi at such an unusual time.
Despite the unexpected attention, she appeared radiant and full of enthusiasm as she boarded her flight to Sao Paulo.Fans are eagerly awaiting glimpses of her at the Netflix Tudum event.
Taking to Instagram, Alia shared a couple of pictures showcasing her excitement for the event and her upcoming Hollywood venture.Her vibrant smile and cheerful demeanor are sure to brighten anyone’s day.
In one of the photos, Alia can be seen wearing a colorful cardigan adorned with hearts, which caught everyone’s attention.The cardigan, an Alice + Olivia Anderson crochet heart cardigan, carries a hefty price tag of Rs 82,740, but Alia’s charm and pose made it even more priceless.
Adding to the anticipation, it has been announced that ‘Heart of Stone’ will be released directly on the Netflix streaming platform on August 11.The film, featuring Alia alongside Gal Gadot and Jamie Dornan, will be available for audiences worldwide to enjoy.And ‘Heart of Stone’ clashes with husband Ranbir’s ‘Animal’ in theaters.
For Alia, ‘Heart of Stone’ holds a special place as a significant portion of the film was shot during her pregnancy with her first child, Raha Kapoor.
In a heartfelt interview, she expressed gratitude towards the film’s team for taking care of her throughout the shoot and shared her excitement about performing daring stunts while carrying her baby.
The Netflix Tudum event promises to be a grand affair, where Alia’s participation will undoubtedly add to the star-studded lineup.Fans and audiences worldwide are eagerly looking forward to witnessing Alia’s Hollywood debut and the exciting announcements that await at the event.
