
Shahid Kapoor photographed in Mumbai
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'Our attempt will be to shoot the film smoothly,' said Shahid
'Hope people look at it in an unbiased way,' he added
Shahid had described the Kolhapur attack as "unfortunate"
"Our attempt will be to shoot the film smoothly. And we just hope when the film releases people look at it in an unbiased way and after that they can say what they want to. Sanjay sir is keeping in mind the sentiments of the people. We will not do anything that will hurt people," Shahid, who was speaking on the side-lines of an award show, told reporters in Mumbai.
Earlier, Shahid had described the Kolhapur attack as "unfortunate". "It is unfortunate that something like this has happened for the second time. As soon as there is some more clarity, the production house will respond to it. But no principal actors were there," Shahid told PTI.
Meanwhile, both Shahid and his co-stars Deepika Padukone have currently dedicated their time to the film. "The entire year is dedicated to Padmavati. I am sure we will complete the film and bring it out sometime this year," said Shahid while Deepika will give the prestigious Cannes Film Festival a miss because she told PTI: "Right now all my energies are focused on Padmavati."
Padmavati also stars Deepika Padukone's rumoured boyfriend Ranveer Singh as historic ruler Alauddin Khilji. Deepika stars in the titular role of Rani Padmavati while Shahid features as her husband Ratan Singh Rajput. Sahid Kapoor, 36, was last seen with Kangana Ranaut in Rangoon.
(With inputs from PTI)