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Radhika Apte gets nostalgic as 'Badlapur' clocks 5 years

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Mumbai, Feb 20 (IANS) "Badlapur", an action-thriller, has completed five years since it was released, and its actress Radhika Apte is super nostalgic.

Reminiscing about working with Sriram Raghavan, who helmed the film, Radhika said: "I think Sriram has a very peculiar eye about thrillers like no one else does, he is one of the most passionate people I have met, I mean he watches cinema, everything that is made available to him.

"He believes in actors a lot, if you see, the smallest parts of his films are cast really well you know, he fills his films with good actors. I absolutely love working with him because he gives so much space to the actors and it's a great collaboration, he has immense clarity about what he wants."

Released in 2015, "Badlapur" featured Varun Dhawan and Nawazuddin Siddiqui in the lead roles.

--IANS

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