Kareena Kapoor Khan: Kareena does not want to look like 21-year-old beautiful Bebo, said she is happy to be beyond 40
Kareena Kapoor has been in the film industry for more than 20 years. She is continuously winning the hearts of fans with her films and acting. This is the reason why everyone lovingly calls her Bebo. Kareena's next film is 'The Crew'. Recently kareena kapoor shared her views regarding age.
If you think that Bebo still wants to appear in Sweet 16, then it is not so at all. With increasing age, he does not like to look like he is 21 years old. Kareena has crossed 40, currently, she is 43 years old, but she has no problem with it. Nor does he have any desire to appear as young as 20 or 21 years. It is noteworthy that tabu and kriti sanon are also with Kareena in her next movie 'The Crew'.
Recently, during an interview, Kareena said, 'I have no objection to the fact that I have crossed 40, but I like to embrace my age. Age is just a number. You look older when you keep yourself that way. You need to keep yourself fit. We work in a visual medium. If we work in films, we need to take care of ourselves, keep fit and look good. I don't want to look 21 again. I am very happy at the stage of age I am in.
When Kareena was 21 years old, she used to get anxious and angry very easily. She says about this, 'When I was 21 years old, I started worrying very easily. She used to get hyper on small things. But if I talk about now, I am much cooler than before and at this stage of my age, I feel much cooler than before.
In Kareena's eyes, she and other heroines like her have changed the trend of the industry. Kareena says, 'Now actresses are playing very strong characters. Due to this, heroines are also being given important roles to play. It is no longer the case that only heroes get strong roles. vidya Balan, kangana ranaut, and deepika Padukone, or I adopted such powerful roles which were much more than what was seen in the film. Thanks to these, there have been a lot of changes in the industry today regarding the roles of heroines, their fees, and positions, which is positive.