फ्लॉप डेब्यू के बाद निभाए 2 अनूठे किरदार, रातोंरात बन गईं ब्रांड, करीना कपूर की सुपरहिट लाइफ

New Delhi: There are only a few names in the history of Indian cinema which reflect their legacy and identity firmly. Born on 21 September 1980, Kareena Kapoor not only carried forward the legacy of her great grandfather Raj Kapoor, but also a unique identity of her own. Kareena’s entry into cinema, known as ‘Bebo’, was not just a star kid, but as an artist who was ready to work on her terms.

The actress’s parents, Randhir Kapoor and Babita have been a famous artist of their time. Kareena Kapoor’s film journey started in the year 2000 with JP Dutta’s film Refugee. In this film, he stepped into the world of acting with Abhishek Bachchan, where the film could not get the expected success at the box office. It was clear from her first interview that she was very confident of her career and her innocence is still visible to the audience in her 25 -year -old video. For ‘Refugee’, Kareena received the Filmfare Award for ‘Best Female Debut’, which proved that she arrived just as a star kid, but as a talented artist. To choose ‘Refugee’, he rejected ‘Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai’, one of the biggest blockbusters of that year. Instead of running behind a commercial hit, Kareena has always been looking for a role that can test her acting skills.

In Kareena’s early career, there were two characters who left an indelible mark on her identity, but also created a contradiction for her. The first character was ‘Poo’ (Pooja Sharma) in Karan Johar’s film Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham (2001). The character became a cultural event due to its fashion-forward style and impeccable dialogues. The character of ‘Poo’ is still very popular among Jane-G and often becomes a part of mim culture. This character established her as a fashion icon, but there was another aspect of it. Kareena has admitted that this character had tied her in a special image.

Magic scattered in the role of ‘Dolly Mishra’
Kareena took almost a decade to break this stereotype and prove that she was not limited to glamorous roles. To break this stereotype, Kareena chose some very courageous and non-glamorous roles in the middle of her career. In 2004, he played a prostitute in the film ‘Chameli’. This was completely opposite to his established ‘glamorous’ image. The film gave him a great response from critics and brought him to the category of a ‘serious actress’. The film was earlier offered to another actress, but Kareena took this opportunity. Subsequently, his performance as ‘Dolly Mishra’ in Vishal Bhardwaj’s crime drama ‘Omkara’ (2006) proved to be another milestone. He received the Filmfare Critics Award for this role.

Kareena Kapoor is a brand in itself

The summit of Kareena’s visit came with the role of ‘Geet Dhillon’ in ‘Jab We Met’ (2007). The character of ‘Geet’ was a mixed form of his glamor and acting ability. It was a flirtatious, independent and confident character, which was well received by both the audience and critics. Dialogues like ‘I am your favorite’ are still on the tongue of the audience. For this role, she received the Filmfare Award for ‘Best Actress’, which once again established her talent. Kareena Kapoor has also made her mark as a box office queen. He has worked in many films that have earned a record breaking at the ticket window. ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ (2015), directed by Kabir Khan, is at the top of his most successful films, which did a business of Rs 922.17 crore worldwide. This is followed by Rajkumar Hirani’s ‘3 Idiots’ (2009), which earned 460 crores worldwide and more than Rs 202.47 crore in India.

Kareena Kapoor is the box office queen
Along with Akshay Kumar, his film ‘Good News’ (2019) was also a big hit, which collected Rs 316 crore worldwide. His other successful films include ‘Bodyguard’ (2011) and ‘Golmaal 3’ (2010). He played a tomboy ‘Dabboo’ in ‘Golmaal 3’, while his serious role as a doctor in ‘Udta Punjab’ (2016) was also appreciated. He has stepped into the thriller style, including films like ‘Jaane Jaan’ and ‘The Buckingham Murdors’.