Katrina as Barbie, Ranveer as Ken, The Bollywood Barbie's cast!

 After the first looks of lead Barbie and Ken and pivotal characters from the film were unveiled, we only waited for 'Barbie' to release. And here we are! only 10 days more to go from now for the release of 'Barbie' and it is the expectation to open big at the box office worldwide. 

While the film's cast is a robust blend of actors and singers, it won't be so bad if Bollywood someday decides to make its own version of the film, of course, with an Indian cast. However, it's important to note that there is no official cast for such a remake, and these suggestions are purely speculative. The final decision would be up to the filmmakers and casting directors involved in the project.

Barbie (lead) - Margot Robbie - Katrina Kaif

Margot Robbie plays the lead in the film. In India, we would love for Katrina Kaif to play the role. Not only is she the most apt for the character, there are so many beauties like Alia Butt, Kangana Ranaut, Mouni Roy... but she also aces her part. Just Imagine her with soft bangs, shimmery outfits, and a high pony and it'll be good to go!

Ken (lead) - Ryan Gosling – Ranveer Singh

Ranveer Singh, We like his spontaneous acting. Leaving aside his quirks, we can already imagine Ranveer with white-dyed hair and front-open pink and neon jackets as he plays Indian Ken. And trust us, riding a pink car in Barbie land and not looking like an outcast is something we can only trust Ranveer with!

Here's why Varun Dhawan didn't talk to Janhvi Kapoor for the first month of Bawaal shoot

Varun Dhawan has revealed that for the first month of the shoot of his upcoming film Bawaal, he didn't talk to Janhvi Kapoor on purpose. He also said that his co-star took it rather personally.

Varun and Janhvi will be seen opposite each other in Bawaal, a romantic film directed by Nitesh Tiwari, in which the two are seen struggling in love. The film will premiere on Prime Video India on July 21.

Varun reveals not talking to Janhvi

“Initially, at least for the first one month we went on set, I tried this thing where I said I won't communicate with her much. Because I felt we'll become friends like this (snaps). I said let me not, and let me be a little aloof, a little cold. I'll talk to everyone else but her, and purposely. I felt it might evoke something in her and something in me when we were doing scenes of that nature. (Nitesh) Sir was on this. And then eventually, I told her after 20 days. Then she realised it, otherwise she took it personally. See, I did it selfishly but I think it helped both of us at that time. Actually, in the film, how gradually the couple got to know each other, we also got to know each other gradually, which was interesting,” Varun said in an interview to Galatta Plus.

Nitesh on Varun's process

“I didn't really notice. I honestly don't mind which schools you guys (Varun and Janhvi) are from, as long as I get my shot. I think I got that, yeah,” Nitesh said in the same interview.

About Bawaal

"Set in the heartland of India, the gripping narrative takes viewers on a never-seen-before journey through Europe. We believe that a film that is rooted in India but has a global appeal deserves to reach customers not just in India, but all across the world," said Sajid Nadiadwala, who is co-producing the film under his banner Nadiadwala Grandson Entertainment.