"A few pages from our alpha diary": Alia Bhatt shares action-packed BTS glimpses
Mumbai, July 6
Actor Alia Bhatt is taking fans behind the scenes of her action-packed journey in 'Alpha', sharing a series of unseen pictures and videos from the film's shoot.
From intense training sessions to high-octane action sequences and candid moments between takes, Alia offered a rare glimpse into the making of the YRF spy thriller.
"A few pages from our alpha diary," she wrote in the caption.
The first set of pictures shows Alia seated on the ground, covered in mud and dirt, as she appears to have shot a stunt sequence. She followed up with pictures and videos of action scenes.
Alia also shared a picture of herself with co-actor Sharvari as the duo indulged in a quick chat. '
Many reacted to the post, showing love for the actor's gritty and intense preparations. Her mother, Soni Razdan, also commented, "You go girl."
Alia Bhatt and Sharvari's 'Alpha' has received a lukewarm response from critics and moviegoers alike.
Alpha, the latest instalment in YRF's Spy Universe, also features Bobby Deol, Anil Kapoor, and a special cameo by Hrithik Roshan.
Despite its star-studded lineup and YRF's spy universe popularity, the film failed to take off as expected, opening to a muted response.
However, according to the makers, the film registered a decent opening at the box office on its first day. 'Alpha' earned Rs 17.42 crore worldwide on the release day, as per YRF."India Rs 11.20 crore GBOC (Rs 9.25 crore NBOC) Overseas Rs 6.22 crore GBOC (USD 647k)," the post on YRF's Instagram handle.
Directed by Shiv Rawail, 'Alpha' is the first female-led film in the YRF Spy Universe.
— ANI
Reader Comments
Loved the BTS snippets! Alia's dedication is unmatched—rolling in mud and doing stunts like a pro. The film didn't do great at the box office, but it's still a bold move for YRF to lead with a female spy. Also, Bobby Deol and Anil Kapoor? Yes please! 🤩
I wish they had spent more time on the script than the action. The trailer looked good, but the execution felt flat. Still, Alia and Sharvari gave it their all. Hopefully, the next female-led spy film gets the writing it deserves. 🎬
As someone who hasn't followed every YRF spy film, I went in blind. The action scenes were intense, but the story felt rushed. Alia was convincing as a spy—tough yet vulnerable. Sharvari held her own. Not a blockbuster, but a decent watch for a lazy Sunday. 🍿
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