Director of Chhapaak on the transformation of Deepika Padukone into survivor of an acid attack

The director Meghna Gulzar opened her film in preparation Chhapaak which is inspired by the life of Laxmi Agarwal, survivor of an attack on Acid, and the transformation of its main actress Deepika Padukone for the role of Malti. The director of Raazi said in a statement: "The presence of Malti on the screen reflects the expression in Deepika's eyes and on her face that runs through the prostheses." Deepika had to spend two and a half hours of prosthetics every day. "But you will not see everything that she has lived behind the scenes, and that is the most beautiful part," added Meghna Gulzar.

Chhapaak recently closed after almost three months and the film is now in the post production phase. "A wrap is a moving experience, even more so for Chhapaak because every person who works there has done the trick, the character of Deepika will stay with her all her life, there is Malti, then Deepika who is became Malti For me, Malti is Deepika and Deepika is Malti. "

After packing Chhapaak Deepika posted footage of the film's shootings and described the film as" the most valuable film of his career ". She wrote: "And here is the most valuable film of my career … Goodbye to the cinema! January 10, 2020."

This is Deepika Padukone's message:

A little earlier, Deepika Padukone presented her points of view. told IANS: "This is a very important film and I feel that the story we are showing in our film must be told." Chhapaak is inspired by the life of Laxmi Agarwal, whose life was turned upside down after an attack with acid. She later protested against the uncontrolled sale of acid.