0 Aditi Rao Hydari: 'Ali Zafar was my hottest co-star'

Aditi Rao Hydari has revealed that her favourite love interest on screen was Ali Zafar.

The actress has appeared opposite Zafar, Ranbir Kapoor and Abhishek Bachchan.

She told Mumbai Mirror: "I strongly feel that if you want the on-screen chemistry to be good, you shouldn't get involved with your co-actors.

"But in this case, I would like to add, 'Never say never'. But yes, my chemistry with Zafar was very good. That's perhaps because I spent the longest time with him."

Hydari will be seen getting intimate with co-star Kapoor in her first leading role in London, Paris, New York.

She said: "I had issues with [the love-making scene]. One, it should be shot aesthetically. Two, it should be done only if it is taking the story forward. Once the director Anu Menon convinced me, I was okay with it.

"As for the film, I am very happy with it. Goldie Behl and Shrishti Arya provided wonderful support. I play a girl who starts off being idealistic but changes with time. I am quite idealistic in real life too."

Last week, Hydari claimed that Bollywood is not the jungle that it is made out to be by the media.

She has previously acted alongside Kapoor in the melodrama Rockstar.

0 Ali Zafar is a Good Harami: Aditi Rao Hydari

From a character artist in "Delhi 6" to a sexy mother in "Yeh Sali Zindagi", Aditi Rao Hydari is getting younger with her roles. Now she is gearing up for her latest romantic comedy "London, Paris, New York", in which she is seen romancing "naughty" Pakistani singer-actor Ali Zafar.

"I really really think Ali is a good human being but he is very naughty and that is why I say, 'Ali is a good harami', " Aditi told reporters at the first look launch of "London, Paris, New York" here.

Ali, who was also present there, reacted to to this positively and said: "Aditi has given a new tag to me and I will have to live with it forever."

Ali is indeed an all rounder. He is not just the protagonist in the film, he has also sung and composed music for the movie.

"When I write, I am in that phase. When I compose, I am a composer. When I am singing, I am a singer. These are the different roles that I play and I am very convenient stepping into each roles, " he said.

Debutant director Anu Menon's "London, Paris, New York", scheduled to release March 2, is about the journey of Aditi and Ali.