Sonam Kapoor with Dulquer Salmaan and director Abhishek Sharma attended the trailer launch of The Zoya Factor at a plush hotel in Juhu, Mumbai. We have pictures
Updated On: 2019-08-30 12:23 PM IST
Sonam Kapoor Ahuja and Dulquer Salmaan attended the trailer launch of The Zoya Factor at a plush hotel in Juhu, Mumbai. This film is an adaptation from a novel by the same name written by author Anuja Chauhan. All pictures/Yogen Shah
The Zoya Factor is about a Rajput girl named Zoya Singh Solanki who meets the Indian Cricket Team through her job as an executive in an advertising agency. Eventually, she ends up becoming a lucky charm for the team in the 2010 Cricket World Cup. Gradually, Zoya develops feelings for skipper Nikhil Khoda (played by Dulquer Salmaan) who doesn't believe in luck and superstitions.
In picture: Dulquer Salmaan poses for the photographers as he arrives for the trailer launch of The Zoya Factor in Juhu.
Sonam Kapoor and Dulquer Salmaan were dressed in their fashionable best as they attended the trailer launch of their film. Sonam looked beautiful in her fiery red off-shoulder gown, while Dulquer looked dapper in his blue suit.
The Zoya Factor trailer which was released on August 29 chronicles the story of a girl named Zoya who took birth on the day India lifted the cup in 1983 and her dad asserting that she will be "world famous" someday. While she deals with the anomalies, not-so happening love and professional life, Zoya, who hates cricket, is tasked with shooting the men in blue in their new jersey. And as they say, love can strike you anytime, a chance encounter with the Indian cricket team makes Zoya fall for captain Nikhil Khoda (Dulquer Salmaan). he two-minute forty-six-second trailer shows Zoya soon hitting the headlines and earning monikers like 'Mata'.
In picture: Dulquer Salmaan poses for the photographers at the trailer launch of his film The Zoya Factor in Juhu.
Female actors in the past have said they have found it difficult to get a male star attached to their film where they have a leading role. When asked does something similar to her as well, Sonam Kapoor the trailer launch told reporters, "It depends on the person and their confidence level, how they feel about themselves... My father did films like 'Beta', 'Ladla' and 'Mr India', where women had prominent roles and he was a superstar at that time."
Sonam Kapoor further added, "I have been brought up to think it doesn't matter as long as the role is amazing. But there were a few, like Dhanush, Dulquer, Rajkummar and Ayushamann, who I worked with in a couple of films. There are a lot of these men out there and they are all doing better than everybody else right now."
In picture: Sonam Kapoor was all smile as she posed for the photographers at The Zoya Factor trailer launch in Juhu.