Nawazuddin surprised the new look

Nawazuddin in the movie 'Haddi' ।File Image

Nawaz's new look from Nawazuddin Siddiqui's upcoming film 'Haddi' has been released by the film's production company Zee Studio. Nawazuddin is playing the role of a transgender in Haddi. Soon after the release of the actor's new look, the fans are very excited. Fans have been waiting for a long time to see the beloved actor in this different role.

Nawaz revealed in a recent interview that he decided to be with transgender people to prepare for his role. He works with 20-25 of them and learns a lot about their lifestyle while shooting Haddi.

Earlier, when Haddi's first look was released many people compared Nawazuddin with actress Archana Puran Singh. Although it looks like Archana, when Nawaz's name comes up, fans are quite surprised! Now reacting to the release of Nawazuddin's new look from Haddi, some fans said that Nawaz's image reminded them of Kajol, Priyanka Chopra and Raveena Tandon.

Talking about acting in Haddi, Nawazuddin told Indian media 'News18', 'I have worked with many third gender people in Haddi. I was in a different environment with 20-25 of them. Their way of looking at the world was completely different, which was really interesting. I learned a lot about their lifestyle. '

Nawazuddin also said, 'I don't want my character to be satirical. I didn't want to end up just playing my character. I wanted to feel the character in my heart. And that's why I decided to stay with them. I look forward to seeing how successful I am in the end. Once the movie is released, you will understand how much I have been able to give. '

Nawazuddin (Left) and Archana Moon Singh (Right) ।File Image

'Haddi' is directed by Akshat Ajay Sharma. He also wrote the screenplay of the movie with Adamya Vallar. The movie is slated to release next year.  

Nawazuddin was last seen in 'Heropanti 2' starring Tiger Shroff and Tara Sutaria. Apart from Haddi, his movie 'Tiku Weds Sheru' is awaiting release. The movie also stars Kangana Ranaut.

Source: Hindustan Times

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