"I am wearing a lot of clothes in 24" - Mandira Bedi

The actress who made the noodle-strapped, halter and backless dresses a rage few years back, is ready to put on lot of clothes for her upcoming ambitious show ‘24’ on Colors.

The very beautiful actress Mandira Bedi will soon be seen in the much-awaited official remake of the international tele series, 24'. As the actress is making her come-back on television with a fictional character after a long hiatus of 9 years, she seems to be in high spirits.

In this Indian edition of Abhinay Deo's 24-tele series, Mandira will be seen donning the role of a hardcore cop, who is a Government agent. However, looking back at history, where by the actress was popularly known for her noodle-strapped and backless dress code, her new cop character does not provides her with an opportunity to flaunt too many flashy clothes.

Regarding the same, Mandira says, "I am playing a Government agent. The entire first season is just based on 24 hours. Therefore, there are not too many dress changes as you will see."

Moreover, the actress further added, "Being a cop, I have to be dressed in a decent way. So there is no question of me wearing short and strappy clothes. I am wearing a lot of clothes in 24." (Laughs)

When asked about her experience of working with the Bollywod star Anil Kapoor, Mandira went on to say, "Whenever I come on the sets of 24, and if Anil sir is around, there is a high level of energy in the atmosphere. We actors usually get tired between the shots and play with our phones but when Anil sir is on the sets, there is a certain enthusiasm and spring in the air. In fact, there is a keenness and desire to learn endlessly and give the best we can. Anil Kapoor has been truly inspiring for all of us."

Monica Varma

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such a shame that a show of this standard doesn't have a running forum.

10 years ago

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