Might Take Ganga Ballet On OTT Says Hema Malini

Hema Malini was interacting with NewsHelpline during the premier  of dance ballet ‘Ganga’ to celebrate the glory of our Motherland as 'Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav' in the 75th year of Indian Independence, wherein the Maharashtra Government has embarked upon a massive plan to clean and revitalise all of the states 75 rivers.

When asked if she’d interested in taking the dance performance narrative on OTT to reach wider audience, Hema Malini said, “OTT Is good, a lot of actor’s are working, a lot of big actors are working in OTT projects, so it is good, even if I get a good role, I will also like to be part of OTT world. I don’t have any preferences to work with someone particular, the subject should be good. I could even think about doing Ganga for OTT, as the story is very long and it needs to reach wider audience”.

Hema Malini’s daughter Esha Deol is also making a comeback to OTT with Hunter series, also starring Suniel Shetty.

When asked about Esha Deol and her forthcoming series Hunter, Hema Malini shared some spoilers as well, she said, “Esha Deol has a double role in the series, she would often tell me about the filming and story and I would also take a lot of interest in it, I am so happy for Esha, this is her second project releasing on OTT, she is looking very beautiful and nice, I am so happy for her”

.Adding about her performance, Hema said, “Ganga gives a beautiful message to the people of our country, the river Ganga comes from the heavens, so it is a Dev Nandi, and this river for everyone, and it is over duty to keep it clean. So this is the message, and this is not only for Ganga, it is for all the rivers across our nation, we must keep them clean, keep our environment clean and serene, and this is in-accordance of our Prime Minster Narendra Modi’s initiative, Swachh Bharat Abhiyan”.

Hema Malini left the audience in awe as she performed a ballet based on river Ganga in Mumbai on Sunday. Hema turned into Ganga during her freestyle dance performance at the NCPA ground, which also included a few aerial stunts.