On a Date with Anushka Sharma - Part 1 : Bollywood News

Devansh Patel: You wake up at six, come to Marriott with a stomach pain and then dance. Thats quite somethingâ€¦

Anushka Sharma: How do you know that I was dancing?

DP: Well, I saw Ahmed Khan strolling in the hotel lobby.

AS: But choreography isnt only associated with dancing. It can be walking too.

DP: Now thats a thakela PJ. So, the Parmeet Sethi film for which youre currently filming, is set in the 1990s, right?

AS: Who told you that?

DP: Shahid did

AS: Shahid didnt tell you that

DP: He did. I met him last week

AS: Then its fine (laughs). If he said, then Ill say. But I dont trust you. How can I trust you? (laughs)

DP: Call Shahid, text him, do whatever is possible to get the trust back girl (laughs)

AS: Ok ok. Its a very young film. Its a film which speaks of coming of age of four people and their journey. Theres Veer Das and Chang too.

DP: I remember meeting you for the first time during the Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi days. You were clueless.

AS: I still dont have a clue. Its good to be clueless. Things just happen and I think you should just concentrate at the present more than think about your future. If today Ive come here to dance, Ill dance. Planning doesnt work and nothing is certain.

DP: Some heavy words there girl! Anyway, moving on to something light and cheerful, can you recall your first date?

AS: In school we used to say, Lets go to the canteen. You buy this wafer packet for two rupees. Plus, if the guy is rich, youd get a coke to go with it too (laughs). I attended the army school.

DP: Why are all army mens daughters so beautiful? I need to figure that out.

AS: Thank you. Yeah, there are loads of them. There is a big misconception that an army mans daughters life is like wake up at six in the morning and all. Its never like that. We are just very punctual, thats it. The most important thing which Ive learnt coming from an army background, is that if Ive got a task on hand, Ill finish it.