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The upcoming period drama, Ganglia, features Alias in the title role of Ganglia, one of the most powerful, loved and respected madams from Mumbai's area during the 1960s.http://fumacrom.com/3pcrd Alias says she watched a lot of classic Hindi films, particularly those featuring  to prepare for her role in Ganglia, as director Sanjay wanted her to channel the old world charm and grace that the heroines of that era had. Also, saw Sabina a  film that featured her mother, American period drama Memoirs of a Geisha and other old Indian films as part of her preparation. The upcoming period drama features in the title role of  one of the most powerful, loved and respected madams from Mumbai’s area  during the 1960s.                                                                                                                                                                                He  wanted me to watch work a lot, her expressions… the way she would sing a song, although I am not going all out singing songs in the movie. There is a certain sadness in her eyes, but there is a power to her face. He would say, ‘See her face, which is so full’… I also watched, told PTI in an interview. Another instruction from the director for the actor was to “eat” and “be happy on the sets”. “I had the most amount of food on the sets. During the shoot of Ganglia,  I was eating all my  (homemade) food. I had a great time.” The actor talks about the challenges of playing a worker who went on to become a mafia queen, working with Sanjay bonding with  over cinema, and more Cinema pundits often say that you have to experience life to depict it. But then we have  The actor grew up in a privileged, protective environment, predictably debuted with a young romance at 17 with Student of the Year, but soon graduated to the top league with a series of roles that belied her age, training, and background. The Highway she took in 2014 is dotted with milestones  Punjab, and Gully Boy. “All my exposure to life has been through my characters and films,” says Alias as we settle for a chat before Ganglia, another challenging role of hers which will be put to test this week.               There are many things that you like about Alias, but honesty perhaps tops the list. “Even a sense of struggle and hardships that I have experienced is through my characters. I believe life is essentially a struggle; it is interspersed with some moments of joy, but mainly it is a struggle. In terms of the variety of struggle, I guess I have experienced it all,” says Alias, who grew up under the wings of Mahesh  and, growing up, she says, the conversations at home were very candid. “We weren’t scared of talking about fears and what the real world is like. My father doesn’t sugarcoat it for anyone. It was not like he sat me down and had a talk, but I could imbibe from the conversations that he had with other people. It was a very honest atmosphere,” she remembers. But atmosphere needs to be put into practice, isn’t it? Alias says if we get to know how it happens, there is no fun. “I didn’t care about (what’s going on) as I was more concerned about my world, but it opened up my window of empathy and understanding. So now when I portray a character, if I empathize with the person, I can imagine the situation.”                                For more info, visit-  http://fumacrom.com/3pcrd