By Our Special Correspondent
Bollywood actress Janhvi Kapoor says she underwent extensive training for Bihari diction for her upcoming film 'Good Luck Jerry'. The film revolves around the life of a young woman named Jerry, who humors her struggles as she goes above and beyond to save her ailing mother.
But her path on this journey brings twists and turns with moments of confusion and hilarious comedy. The film stars Janhvi in a modest role alongside an impressive ensemble cast including Deepak Dobriyal, Meetha Vashisht, Neeraj Sood and Sushant Singh.
Jhanvi helms the role of Jerry, a simple girl from a small town in India, it is important for her to grasp the dialect of the town she represents.
Talking about her diction for the film, Janhvi said: "I trained a lot for the Bihari accent. We had some coaches, Ganesh sir & Mr. Vinod. We attended a workshop and listened to all those songs. He even made me do an act. As part of the training an exercise in making him says Bihari slurs."
"The whole process ended up being a lot of fun. I'm very grateful to know the syntax of that section of our country." Directed by Siddharth Sen and directed by Anand L. Produced by Roy's Color Yellow Productions, Lyca Productions and Mahaveer Jain, the film will release on July 29 on Disney+ Hot star.
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