UK EXCLUSIVE: Sparsh Shrivastava Interview | Laapataa Ladies | Kiran Rao | Netflix | Filme Shilmy

In his first UK EXCLUSIVE interaction, Sparsh Shrivastava speaks about Laapataa Ladies, his journey from winning dance competitions to playing realistic characters in mainstream Hindi content.
Shot in Madhya Pradesh and set in the year 2001 in a fictional Nirmal Pradesh, the film is about two new brides-Phool (Nitashi Goel) and Jaya (Pratibha Ranta) who get swapped on the very first, post-wedding journey from their mother’s place to the husband’s home. All because of their similar build and identical marital saris but mostly because of the tent-like veil that hides their face and identity. Thus, limiting their vision of the world, literally and metaphorically. While Jaya mistakenly gets steered by Deepak (Sparsh) to his joint family, his own wife Phool finds herself stranded in the small railway station Pateela with a bunch of residents of the station, including a stern but sensitive tea kiosk owner Manju Mai (Chhaya Kadam), for company. Ravi Kishan plays a charismatic cop. Directed by Kiran Rao and produced by Aamir Khan Productions and Jio Studios, the film is successfully streaming on Netflix.
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