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Brief Profile of Hindi movie heroine Kareena Kapoor
Date of birth of Kareena Kapoor: 21 September 1980
Fatherr: Randhir Kapoor
Mother: Ex-actress Babita
Grand Father: Raj Kapoor
Partner: Saif Ali Khan – they may tie the knot in
2012
Nick Name of Kareena Kapoor: Bebo
Sister: Karishma Kapoor, she is also an actress in
Hindi movies
Acting Career of Hindi movie heroine Kareena Kapoor
Kareena Kapoor is a hot Bollywood actress. Kareena
Kapoor is from famous Kapoor family so acting is in her blood. Debut film of
Kareena Kapoor is Hindi movie of J.P.Dutt, Refugee in 2000. This movie was also
the debut film of Abhisekh Bachchan. Refugee was not a box office hit movie but
Bollywood film industry got a beautiful looking heroine in Hindi movies. Acting
of Kareena Kapoor in Refugee was appreciated by all. During certain times, many
films of Kareena Kapoor were flop in the box office but this never affected the
popularity of Karena Kapoor due to her acting skill. So far Kareena Kapoor has
acted in all type of films and portrayed all type of roles. In Hindi movie
‘Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham’, Kareena Kapoor was a bubbly romantic girl. The same
Kareena Kapoor portrayed the critical role of a prostitute in another Hindi
movie ‘Chameli’ in 2004. Kareena got Filmfare Special Performance Award for her
acting in the Hindi film ‘Chameli’. Acting comes to Kareena Kapoor in natural
way. Kareena Kapoor can act in romantic love films and also in meaningful art
films, she is comfortable in all type of movies. In 2004, Hindi movie heroine,
Kareena Kapoor received Filmfare Critics Award for Best Actress for her acting
in Hindi movie Omkara. Again In 2006, Kareena Kapoor received Filmfare Critics
Award for Best Actress for her acting in Hindi movie Dev. Kareena Kapoor
received Filmfare Award for Best Actress in 2007 for her acting in Hindi movie
‘Jab We Met’. In 2009, Kareena Kapoor acted in a box office hit Hindi movie ‘3
Idiots’. Kareena Kapoor kept aside her glamorous heroine image in this movie and her
performance was appreciated by the audiences.
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