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一 |     Alia Bhatt offered a deeply personal reflection on her decade-long journey in cinema during a conversation at the Red Sea Film Festival. She traced how her craft, instincts, and inner voice have evolved from her teenage years to her early thirties. The actor entered the industry at just 17. She took this moment to describe the past ten years as a transformative period shaped by emotional maturity.      Bhatt recalled her early years as an actress, when she started out with films like Student of the Year and Highway. She recalled the time in her career when she was wide-eyed, eager, and fuelled by a tireless desire to prove herself. “Maybe earlier I was way more enthusiastic and fuller of beans, trying really hard because it’s normal when you’re just starting out,” she said. She noted how every opportunity felt urgent and every moment on set carried the thrill of discovery. Back then, she admitted, she was constantly pushing to be everywhere, do everything and absorb every ounce of the industry.           Today, though still driven by the same passion, her approach has shifted. She described her current mindset as more grounded, intentional, and measured. “I’m still enthusiastic, still full of beans, but the approach is more silent,” Bhatt said, emphasising that her choices come with greater clarity and purpose. She explained that age and experience bring a change. To emphasise the same, she said, “There's just emotional and physiological and just life changes that happen. The way you look at a situation, the way you approach a situation.”                                                                 View this post on Instagram          A post shared by ✮ (@archivesalia)               Despite this maturity, Bhatt confessed that a part of her wishes to ‘hold on’ to the innocence and spontaneity of her younger self. A need to stay true to the version that leapt into performances with instinct rather than calculation.      Currently, she is gearing up to star in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love and War opposite Ranbir Kapoor and Vicky Kaushal. She is also set to lead the first female-driven spy film of the YRF Spy Universe. Sharvari and Bobby Deol will also be seen the film, Alpha, alongside her. The film is set to release in April 2026. Also Read: Alia Bhatt carries her spark to the Red Sea Film Festival in a couture ensemble. See pics:。    (ECNS) -- China is expanding meal services for older people, with 82,000 service sites nationwide now providing more than 4 million meals to seniors every day, according to the Ministry of Civil Affairs.     The services are provided by a wide range of organizations, including elderly care providers, businesses and community groups, forming an increasingly diverse service network.        Authorities have also introduced supportive measures, including tax and fee reductions and preferential utility rates, to help ensure the long-term sustainability of the services.    Digital technologies are being used to make the services more convenient. Online ordering, community delivery and cashless payment are improving the dining experience, while digital monitoring systems are helping strengthen food safety.    In urban areas, meal services will be incorporated into 15-minute community life circles and increasingly operated through chain-based models.    In rural areas, local authorities will explore neighbor-to-neighbor meal sharing and other mutual-aid arrangements to help keep costs down.    The ministry is also developing policies to encourage greater participation from businesses and social organizations, including catering chains, property management companies and state-owned enterprises.    (By Helen Mo & intern Liu Shuangjing)                    。

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