Katrina Kaif really worked hard, Priyanka Chopra's wish to give us more time

A day after Bharat Director Ali Abbas Zafar told the PTI news agency that everything was fine between him and Priyanka Chopra after have left the project several months ago. Salman Khan, the main actor of the film, made an oblique remark about the fact that the actress had abandoned the project at the eleventh hour. Salman Khan said, "Yes, Katrina Kaif worked very hard to prepare for the role.If Priyanka Chopra had given us more time.Yes, during a live session on Twitter, with Ali Abbas Zafar and Katrina. Kaif (who was replacing Priyanka) … "At this point, Ali Abbas Zafar, who also animated the cat, said," Next question … "

Watch the Twitter session here (Salman Khan's note on Katrina Kaif at 9:03): [19659005] #TeamBharatOnTwitter is now live! Thank you for all your questions, be sure to know if we choose yours! Salman Khan (@BeingSalmanKhan) On May 3, 2019

Speaking about preparing for Kumud Raina's role, Katrina Kaif said during the conversation: "I had two months to prepare for the role and I worked extremely hard. Ali was very very clear at least on the look of the character and once we cracked the physicality and the hair, it helped us a lot. The character was extremely well written, very strong, a woman who was fighting in a world of men. Once the structure in place, it was to prepare as much as possible, to read the scenes and to repeat with Ali and my coach also helping me. "

Priyanka Chopra was announced as the heroine of Bharat in April, and three months later she was leaving the film in 2018. Ali Abbas Zafar, speaking of the release of Priyanka, said to PTI: "Priyanka understood it well and we understood it. We thought we would collaborate again in another movie. It was very happy. "

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