Alia Bhatt drops a never-before-seen clip of ‘Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani' after National Film Award win
The caption to the post states, 'Reliving these memories and my heart is soooo full today. Dhindhora Baje Re is your brilliance @vaibhavi.merchant. Forever grateful for the unforgettable journey that was #RRKPK, and to every single member of this brilliant team, this win is yours. Big big love to this wholesome happy journey.' She also tagged the crew members as she reflected on the achievement.
Produced by Dharma Productions, the movie won the highest honour in Indian cinema.
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