Exclusive: Barrister Babu fame Bhavya Sachdeva shares his experience of attending Bombay Times Fashion Week for the first time

With several celebrities strutting the

Bombay Times Fashion Week

red carpet in style, Barrister

Babu

actor and model Bhavya Sachdeva shared his experience of attending it for the first time.

Speaking to ETimes TV, Bhavya shared, “This was my first time attending

Bombay Fashion Week

. Moreover, I was styled by one the most talented designers I have had the pleasure of knowing, ASRA. I couldn’t have been more excited for this event. The amount of new ideas and collections I got to witness were overwhelming.”

He also spoke about his personal style and the summer trends he is currently into. Bhavya said, “My personal style is limited in terms of ideas and therefore I try to be flexible when working with a stylist. I have always been the type of guy to focus on one skill (acting). Upon finding a stylist, I surrender my looks to the artist. Of course I give my inputs in various aspects: hairstyling, accessories etc. but I’ll always trust my stylist with the final decision.”

“I have expressed my love towards styled jackets and overcoats on multiple occasions. I am currently in that phase of life wherein any outfit to me seems incomplete without an added layer of jacket or a denim shirt. While it definitely makes for a hotter summer, I’d still prefer that outer layer,” the actor added.

Last seen in Barrister Babu, Bhavya spoke about how much he is missing the cast. He said, “I mean, how could I not? Hahaa. I spent some of my best days with the BB team. I still respond to Chandrachur when called out by my character name in public. I see my co-actors in their new shows Banni Chow Home Delivery, Parineetii, etc. I have nothing but best wishes for them.”

Speaking about staying connected with fans, the actor said, “As we’ve learnt in our early years, one of the most important aspects of communication is feedback. I grew up looking at celebrities and finding it impossible to connect with them. In this comfortable age of social media, it is immensely satisfactory to interact with the audience who follow my work and hear from them first handedly how they view it. While I understand, it is not always possible to entertain every single one from the audience; I can’t help but find myself amongst my audience interacting with them very frequently.”