Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan was recently spotted by the media in Mumbai, where she shared insights about her career and personal decisions. Despite facing warnings from many regarding her choices, Kareena remained resolute in her understanding of life and her path forward. She emphasized the importance of hard work in achieving one’s goals, stating, “I decided to marry Saif Ali Khan when I was at a successful stage in my career. Many people warned me at that time, saying that getting married would end my career. However, I chose to ignore their concerns.”
Kareena reflected on the notion that marriage would signal the end of her career, challenging that stereotype. “People often ask what happens when a career ends,” she said. “But I believe that even after marriage, one can continue to seek opportunities. To be honest, I have worked significantly since my marriage. It’s important to believe in yourself and accept challenges because anything is possible.
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In a recent interview, Kareena also discussed her approach to choosing film roles. She stated that she prioritizes the quality of the role over remuneration. “I don’t accept films just for the sake of it,” she explained. “If I like the role, I am willing to do it for less pay. My decisions are based on how I feel about the film, the significance of my role, and its impact on society.”
Kareena Kapoor Khan is currently enjoying the success of her latest film, “Karwaan.” Additionally, she stars in “The Buckingham Murders,” directed by Hansal Mehta, where she plays the role of Detective Jasmeet Bhamra. The film centers around a tragic story involving the murder of a 10-year-old boy, and it draws from the experiences of Jasmeet, who has previously faced the loss of her own child. The film is produced by Ekta Kapoor and Shobha Kapoor, showcasing Kareena’s commitment to impactful storytelling in her career.
Through her journey, Kareena continues to challenge societal norms and demonstrate that personal choices can coexist with professional ambitions.
