"I really like his Mausam (1975) and Aandhi (1975) so, I would love to do those films and apart from him, there are many directors with whom I haven't worked yet...half list of directors is still remaining," said Divya Dutta
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Actress Divya Dutta says that she wants to get directed by veteran filmmaker and writer Gulzar.
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Divya was interacting with the media when she inaugurated 'The Thailand Week 2018' on Thursday where she said: "There are many characters which I wish to play. I have seen all films directed by Gulzar saab and it is my wish that whenever he directs a film, I want to be part of that as I really like his way of filmmaking."
"I really like his Mausam (1975) and Aandhi (1975) so, I would love to do those films and apart from him, there are many directors with whom I haven't worked yet...half list of directors is still remaining," she added. Talking about her upcoming projects, Divya said that her 7-8 films are lined up for release.
"There is Nadita Das's Manto and Fanney Khan with Anil Kapoor. I am also doing a romantic film called Music Teacher with Manav Kaul. There is a thriller with Arshad Warsi and Juhi Chawla as well. I am also doing Anubhav Sinha's Abhi To Party Shuru Hui Hai which is a comedy film and there is another film called Nastik with Arjun Rampal," she said. Divya Dutta was last seen in Abhinay Deo's Blackmail.
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