Pooja Hegde Interview Update | Deva Movie | ‘My heart has respect for journalists’: Pooja Hegde became an investigative journalist in the film Deva; Said- this job risky

Actress Pooja Hegde will be seen in a different role in the film Deva. His character in the film is that of an investment journalist. The film has also been shot in areas like Majgaon and Dongri in Mumbai. Shooting here for Pooja was like an emotional moment. Actually, Pooja’s father was born in Majhgaon. Family roots are from here.

Read the conversation with Pooja Hegde .. Question- Pooja, you have become an investigative journalist in the film, how much research did you do for this? answer- I have seen many films made on a journalism subject. It makes sense how journalists work. My character in the film is kept for a special purpose.

After doing this film, respect has increased in my heart, especially for Investigative Journalists. How they do their work by risking their lives, how people deal with it should be appreciated.

Pooja Hegde made her Bollywood debut with Hrithik Roshan’s film Mohan Jodaro.

Question- How was the chemistry to work with a secure, talented and good looking actor like Shahid? answer- How was our chemistry, you will tell you? We see the chemistry, not the audience. Our emphasis is on how our scenes can affect the audience. Shahid dances very well, as well as quite fun loving. They also help a lot in acting. It was a lot of fun working with him.

A picture of Shahid and Pooja during the shooting.

Question- What was the most beautiful and challenging thing while doing the film? answer- The most beautiful thing was that we were shooting in areas like Majgaon and Dongri in Mumbai, my father was born here. Shooting in that area was like a personal moment for me.

As far as the challenge is concerned, there were some scenes who had to struggle a lot in shooting. There were some scenes in which confusion was also to be created, as well as showing emotions. Many things were going on in my mind while shooting these scenes.

However, the film’s director Roshan Andrews Sir helped me a lot. He had instructed that he should see Diya (character’s name) on screen.