Ayushmann Khurrana shares his looks from Bala that didn’t make the cut to mark three years of film. Watch

Ayushmann Khurrana took to Instagram and shared a video as his movie Bala accomplished 3 years of its launch on November 9. He posted a behind-the-scenes clip from the movie’s prep the place he tried on numerous prosthetics and completely different appears to be like for his character of a balding man. The clip confirmed how the actor tried deifferent get ups and levels of baldness earlier than the workforce finalised on the look that was used within the movie. (Also learn: Karan Johar on Student of the Year’s 10 years: ‘Wasn’t meant to maneuver cinematic mountains’)

In the clip, he confirmed glimpses as he was preparing. He stated, “alag toh lag raha hoon bohot (I am looking very different) haina (right?) I am not looking the same person.” The hair and make-up artistes helped him to prepare for the character of Bala. The video confirmed him sporting two-three completely different appears to be like

Sharing the video on Instagram, Ayushmann wrote, “Building the Bala Look.” He used hashtag #3 yearsofBala on the submit. Reacting to the video, one in every of his followers commented, “Bald but still CUTE!! Bala.” Another fan commented, “You can rock any damn look for sure (fire emoji).” One fan appreciated his film and wrote, “Bala is one of the finest examples of progressive cinema. It celebrates imperfection be it baldness, darkness of one’s skin or dwarfness. It talks about self love, one can’t expect others to love him/her unless one loves himself/herself. #Happy3yearsofBala.”

In the film Bala, Ayushmann essayed a person affected by untimely balding, which results in him changing into the butt of all jokes. The movie additionally starred Bhumi Pednekar and Yami Gautam. The comedy-drama was produced by Dinesh Vijan and directed by Amar Kaushik.

Ayushmann was final seen in Doctor G alongside Rakul Preet Singh and Shefali Shah. The movie launched on October 14 however didn’t do too nicely on the field workplace. It earned ₹44 crore gross worldwide, together with slightly below ₹28 crore nett in India.