Zareen Khan is well known face for Telugu film industry as she made her debut in Telugu film Industry with the movie Chanakya in which she shared the screen space with Tollywood handsome chunk Gopichand but unfortunately the movie was a dud at the box office. Recently she was seen in movie Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele, in which Zareen Khan played the role of homos*xual woman.
During the media interaction, Zareen Khan talked about her homos*xual character in Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele.
This was the first time Veera fame Zareen Khan was seen playing a lesbian on screen. When she was asked: Did she have any inhibitions portraying the character at first? To which Wajah Tum Ho fame actress Zareen Khan replied, “It was not really difficult I would say. As for body language, I have been a tomboy all my life. So that trait, which I was always said to the correct, helped me here in the movie Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele.
The thought occurred to me, because I am not a homos*xual, that I shouldn’t end up doing something unknowingly, saying or portraying something that might offend the LGBTQ community. Then I thought to myself that it is all about portraying emotion of that love. And that emotion is felt the same way how a straight person would feel it, because the emotions are the same.”
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Zareen Khan is well known face for Telugu film industry as she made her debut in Telugu film Industry with the movie Chanakya in which she shared the screen space with Tollywood handsome chunk Gopichand but unfortunately the movie was a dud at the box office. Recently she was seen in movie Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele, in which Zareen Khan played the role of homos*xual woman.
During the media interaction, Zareen Khan talked about her homos*xual character in Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele.
This was the first time Veera fame Zareen Khan was seen playing a lesbian on screen. When she was asked: Did she have any inhibitions portraying the character at first? To which Wajah Tum Ho fame actress Zareen Khan replied, “It was not really difficult I would say. As for body language, I have been a tomboy all my life. So that trait, which I was always said to the correct, helped me here in the movie Hum Bhi Akele Tum Bhi Akele.
The thought occurred to me, because I am not a homos*xual, that I shouldn’t end up doing something unknowingly, saying or portraying something that might offend the LGBTQ community. Then I thought to myself that it is all about portraying emotion of that love. And that emotion is felt the same way how a straight person would feel it, because the emotions are the same.”
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