Kaleem Aftab

A film with three loosely linked black comedies that reflect on freedom, control and the isolation that pervades Mumbai.

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When Soria Zeroual was first asked to be in the film, she declined. But after reading the script, she changed her mind because of how touched she was and how closely it resmbld her life.

The 41-year-old Bollywood actress, who hasn't been seen on the big screen since 2010's Guzaarish, tells The National about her much-anticipated comeback film, her career, and how motherhood has changed her.