MUMBAI: While interacting with TellyChakkar, actress Kashmira Irani spoke in detail about her upcoming web series Modern Love: Mumbai and also shared why she said yes to it.

Actress Kashmira Irani has been winning the hearts of the fans over time with her amazing contribution. The actress has played some beautiful characters and won over the hearts of fans.  The actress is currently gearing up for the upcoming Amazon Prime web series titled Modern Love: Mumbai.

While interacting with TellyChakkar, actress Kashmira Irani spoke in detail about her upcoming web series Modern Love: Mumbai and also shared why she said yes to it.

Kashmira Irani on her definition of love

Kashmira Irani says that love cannot be defined, it can’t be kept in a box or restricted to any shape and size. Love is like water, it can take any shape. Love is something where there are no questions and labels.

Kashmira Irani on saying yes to this project

Kashmira Irani is a part of one of the stories in Modern Love: Mumbai, which is directed by Hansal Mehta. The actress says Hansal Mehta is the major reason why she is a part of the series. In addition, it was the great team of Amazon Prime video that made her say yes to the project.

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Kashmira Rani on the take away from the show 

Kashmira Irani on the takeaway from the show

Kashmira Irani says that the main intention of the web series is to spread love, the takeaway of the show depends on people, but the show speaks about one thing and that is love.

No doubt the trailer of the web series is already getting some amazing responses from the fans. What are your views on Modern Love: Mumbai, which is all set to premiere on Amazon Prime video on 13th May, do let us know in the comments section below.

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