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Shanvi rubbishes link-up with Aadi
Shanvi rubbishes link-up with Aadi, Actress Shanvi Srivastav, Shanvi Next Movie, Pyaar Me Padipoyane. When quizzed about link up rumours with Aadi, she said, "I know people cook up these things when you work with the same actor again.
Actress Shanvi Srivastav, who has teamed up with Aadi for the second time in upcoming romance ‘Pyaar Me Padipoyane’, feels both of them have matured as actors since their last outing ‘Lovely’.
In ‘Pyaar Me Padipoyane’, she plays a singer. “You can call it a musical love story a la 'Aashiqui 2'. We have completed about 50 percent of the talkie portion," she said. "I feel both of us have changed a lot since 'Lovely'. We have matured as actors even though we did only one film individually since our last film together. We are more confident now because of everything we learnt while working together for 'Lovely'," told Shanvi.
She also said that there's some degree of pressure on them. "We have been declared as a hit pair. This has certainly increased the audience's expectations and we have to live up to that. We do feel pressure," she added.
When quizzed about link up rumours with Aadi, she said, "I know people cook up these things when you work with the same actor again. But luckily no such rumours have surfaced so far. I would like to keep it that way."
