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Alaya F On Starring In 'Freddy' With Kartik Aaryan: Everything On This Project Was A Winner For Me

Starring Kartik Aaryan and Alaya F, Freddy will be released on December 2, 2022 on Disney+ Hotstar.

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Kartik Aaryan and Alaya F in a still from 'Freddy'
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The upcoming spine chilling romantic thriller ‘Freddy’, produced by Balaji Telefilms Ltd, NH Studioz and Northern Lights Films, is directed by Shashanka Ghosh. The film stars Kartik Aaryan and Alaya F, and will release on December 2, 2022 on Disney+ Hotstar.

Alaya F, who plays Kainaaz in the film, shared her thoughts behind taking up the unusual romantic thriller. “Everything about ‘Freddy’ was just so exciting. Starting from the fact that Ekta (Kapoor) ma’am and Jay (Shwewakarmani) sir were a part of it, and since I had worked with both of them on earlier projects, there was a great level of comfort and trust.”

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She added, “Then, of course, Kartik was a part of the project and I was really grateful that I was getting the opportunity to work with him. Most importantly, the script! I remember the first time I received the script, I was in the middle of another shoot, and I was reading it on my phone, very secretly and discreetly between shots. I was so engaged and gripped. I was overjoyed that I was getting the opportunity to play this role. I was just so, so excited. Everything on this project was a winner for me.” she said. 

Talking about what makes the film stand out, the actor said, “‘Freddy’ is a super engaging and gripping film. It feels fresh and I really think audiences are appreciative of new and original films. Kartik has done an incredible job as Freddy, and he’s never been seen in a role like this before, so that makes it even more exciting!”

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‘Freddy’ is about the journey of Dr. Freddy Ginwala, a shy, lonely and socially awkward person who loves playing with his miniature planes and the only friend he has is his pet turtle ‘Hardy ’. 

Filled with unusual twists, turns and chaos of emotions, ‘Freddy’ will keep the audiences at the edge of their seats.

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