Kareena Kapoor believes in reinvention

Kareena Kapoor believes in reinvention
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Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan believes in reinvention in her personal and professional life has driven her survival as a star in showbiz She says she has the selfconfidence to make even everyday fashion look like coutureKareena, in an interview to IANS in Mumbai, said she finds her elder sister Karisma more of a fashion icon between the two, without a second thought

Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan believes in reinvention -- in her personal and professional life -- has driven her survival as a star in showbiz. She says she has the self-confidence to make even everyday fashion look like couture.Kareena, in an interview to IANS in Mumbai, said she finds her elder sister Karisma "more of a fashion icon" between the two, without a second thought. "Most of the time you will see me in a jeans and a T-shirt. It's besides the point that I can make jeans and a T-shirt also look like couture.

"I know I have that... I can... It's just that I don't like dressing up," she said, just ahead of a glamorous showstopper moment at the Lakme Fashion Week Summer/Resort 2019 here on Sunday night.From her maiden film ‘Refugee’, which saw her in bare minimum make-up, to Karan Johar's ‘Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham...’ -- in which he presented her as the uber stylish Pooja aka Poo -- Kareena has been fearless about trying different looks.

"It's (the fearlessness is) a part of being successful... Actually, I was trying to do different kind of stuff at a very early stage. In fact, I'd say I was very experimental when I was 19.Reinvention is something she takes seriously. "If I can't reinvent as a person, I cannot be a better actor. The reason I feel that I have been in this business through decades and still been here is only because of reinvention.”The actress, who came up with ‘Veere Di Wedding’, a coming-of-age story on female bonding last year, said she is glad that subjects and scripts are being reinvented.

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