Alia Bhatt is the actress who gave given back-to-back hits within a span of five years. Recently during media interaction when she was asked about the same, to which she said, "I believe that the day I start feeling like a star, it will be a very bad thing for me. Today, I can be a star but tomorrow, I might not be. I'll never get attached to this entitlement. I am not a God's child, so I feel I have no entitlements as such. I am a regular person, who works extremely hard to be a part of the films that I do. And I'd rather be known for my characters. Stardom might be about what people say about me but I'll never look at myself as a star as that will completely change my attitude." On working with a superstar like Shah Rukh Khan, Alia said, "Yes, I have and he is surely a true-blue superstar but the reason why he did that part or the reason why Gauri (Shinde; director) chose him is that he is a fabulous actor. We knew he would be perfect to play that role. And that's the reason why you approach actors. Because of the kind of depth, they bring to a character. At least that's the way I look at it." Alia, speaking about superstars said, "Yes, there's a lot of love attached to the superstars. Over the years, they have earned a lot of loyalty from their fans. I love our audiences' loyalty for their favourite actors but eventually, it's the content that drives our movies and that's the way it's going to remain for a really long time. A few days back, my dad (Mahesh Bhatt) called me up and said, 'remember the 3Cs that nowadays you need to take care of in films — content, cost and connectivity.' Cost means a film should be made within a reasonable budget because sometimes, films don't fail but budgets do. I thought my father was correct because those 3Cs really matter.

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