How to beat traffic 101: Sara Ali Khan takes Mumbai metro to work, tags 'Bandra boy' Aditya Roy Kapur

Sara Ali Khan is getting in the skin of her character that she is set to play in her upcoming movie 'Metro In Dino' and has already started preparing ahead of the film's shoot.

And to ace her role, the 27-year-old actress commuted in a metro recently. Khan was heading to work and to get to her location, the actress decided to travel like a true Mumbaikar and took the metro which was pretty crowded.

The actress, dressed in a white and pink kurta top and black pants, waves at the camera in a video that she shared on Instagram Stories.


With her pink bag and glasses, the 'Atrangi Re', the star was lucky enough to get a seat in an otherwise crowded metro.

"Didn't think I would be in Mumbai Metro before you guys," wrote Khan, tagging her co-star Aditya Roy Kapur and 'Metro In Dino' director Anurag Basu.

Seems like Khan has already started shooting for the film that apparently draws its title from the popular song 'In Dino' from 'Life in a... Metro'. The actress later shared a video from the shoot of her getting the make-up and hair done.

The upcoming film will showcase bittersweet tales of human relationships based in contemporary times. Billed as an anthology, 'Metro In Dino' also feature Konkona Sen Sharma, Pankaj Tripathi, Fatima Sana Shaikh, Anupam Kher, Ali Fazal and Neena Gupta in the lead roles.

Sharing more details about the film, director Anurag Basu had earlier said: "Metro...In Dino is a tale of the people and for the people! It has been a while since I am working on this one and I am glad to be collaborating with a powerhouse like Bhushan Kumar yet again who has always been like a pillar to me!"

"The storyline is very fresh and relevant as I look forward to collaborating with amazing artists who bring that essence of contemporary aura with them. As the music plays a very important role in any film, I couldn't be happier to be collaborating with my dear friend Pritam who has literally added life to the characters and story with his work," he added.