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Vidya Balan picks up different strokes

Vidya Balan,who starred with Naseeruddin Shah in Ishqiya,will soon share screen-space with the actor in Milan Luthria’s Dirty Picture.

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Vidya Balan,who starred with Naseeruddin Shah in Ishqiya,will soon share screen-space with the actor in Milan Luthria’s Dirty Picture.

The shooting of the film is slated to begin this month but Vidya,who is a little nervous about her dancing skills,has already started rehearsing with Naseer and the choreographer at Milan’s office in Mumbai.

Besides Dirty Picture,Vidya will also be seen in a different avatar in Santosh Sivan’s highly-anticipated Urumi and will have cameos in Rohan Sippy’s Dum Maaro Dum and Anees Bazmee’s Thank You.

Apart from her contemporaries who can’t stop raving about her,it seems like the talented artiste has found a new fan in Hollywood actor Hugh Jackman. When the actress,who recently met Hugh at FICCI,and also collected the Best Actress Award for Ishqiya from him,asked him whether he would like to be paired opposite her in Ishqiya 2,Hugh answered in the affirmative! Way to go,Vidya!

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