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Bollywood not stereotyped anymore says Kareena Kapoor
Kareena Kapoor really breaks the norms of going around attending events and also being open to working if at all she gets any good role during this phase of her life.
Kareena Kapoor really breaks the norms of going around attending events and also being open to working if at all she gets any good role during this phase of her life. Earlier actresses would turn recluse after marriage and especially while enjoying the phase of pregnancy in their life as none would like to be seen at all.
Unlike all those, Kareena clarifies, ‘Being pregnant is very normal for me, it is like every woman goes through this phase. I am surely very blessed and happy for going through this phase of my life. Everything is normal for me, in fact I do work all day long and have ample time to rest. You guys don’t know about that!! Indeed, I want to go along everywhere the way I am, I will never like to camouflage my persona as this phase for me feels the best. Why should I hide?”
About Kareena’s future film Veere Di Wedding, which she will be shooting soon, she just says, "In fact, we are working on the dates and other stuff. I can shoot even now if I am informed to do so.”
Adding about Bollywood not being stereotyped on married woman etc, Kareena says, "I feel B’wood is no more stereotyped. It depends on your attitude and if I am approached to do any role, I will pick and choose. I have been very lucky in this matter. I am regularly being approached for films.”
Lastly, she says, "I am passionate about my work. I have been longing to work in films from the time I was in my mother’s womb since then I wanted to be an actor!!” she concludes smilingly.
By Lipika Varma
