In her short career, Kareena Kapoor has received five Filmfare Awards and has been noted for her performances in a range of film genres; these include her work from contemporary romantic dramas to comedies, period films to major Bollywood productions, as well as less publicized independent films. Her first Bollywood debut was REFUGEE were she was starred opposite Abhishek Bachchan.

In the movie ASHOKA, Kareena shared the screen with SRK. Although the movie failed to make an impact, the chemistry between them was loved a hit. Although they did not star opposite each other in KABHI KHUSHI KABHI GHAM, the movie was one of the biggest films of the year. The both have done two item numbers together – Yeh Mera Dil from DON and a Marjaani Marjaani from BILLU. Both saw instant success as the chemistry was rather sensational.

Kareena shared screen with Salman Khan twice. The first one, KYON KI, was a hit but MAIN AUR MRS KHANNA was not up to the mark. But people loved their chemistry on the screen.

Kareena who is now in a relationship with Saif Ali Khan has done a couple of movies with him including TASHAN and KURBAAN. TASHAN failed to impress the audience whereas in KURBAAN people loved there chemistry and the movie was not all that bad. The duo will soon be seen together in their upcoming movies.

Kareena shared the screen with Aamir Khan in 3 IDIOTS which was the biggest hit of 2009 and grabbed many awards too. Their Jodi was great on screen. Along with beau Saif, Bebo also has movies with Aamir in the coming times.

We wonder what Kareena thinks about having the best chemistry with.

Kareena Kapoor the hot and happening star of Bollywood has had quite an exciting career in films. Right from the time she started out into the world of glitz and glamour, this Kapoor lasso has more than proved her worth as an actress.
Her real test was set forth in her debut film Refugee itself, as she had projected the role of a village girl in it, whereas she belongs to the most coveted families in Bollywood and had always lived a lavish life.
As Kareena was well appreciated, she also started getting a number of other films, where she was mostly seen as a young spoilt and rich gal, who listened to no one but her own self. Kareena was then seen as a high handed star with a starry attitude.
Even her role as the haughty Poo in KJO’s Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham where she played Kajol’s younger sister who hated everything tacky and was the epitome of style and fashion ,was well appreciated despite coming across as too much of a show off!

But then Kareena Kapoor was smart enough to accept roles from different genres and what did the trick for her career to take off with a big leap was the film Jab We Met. This Imtiaz Ali flick saw Kareena in the role of Geet, who was innocent, full of life and never hesitated to get anything she desired, even if it meant hurting her own self in the process.
This was the ultimate role to prove her prowess as one of the most talented actresses in Bollywood. With movies like Kurban, Tashan etc, she proved that her size zero figure was the hottest thing to happen to B Town, and even though many criticized her for her extra thin frame, she was loved by her fans.
The super hit 3 Idiots made her the ultimate pin up gal of Bollywood, and now she seems to be in the run to remain there with most of her flicks releasing in the coming year. It remains to be seen if Kareena manages to stay as the pin up girl or not.

It’s a known fact that Kareena Kapoor is easily ruling from the top as far as the demand for a commercially viable glamorous actress with very good acting skills is concerned. Satisfying all the key words here – ‘commercial’, ‘glamour’ and ‘acting’ – Kareena has seen it all pretty up, close and personal during last decade that she has spent in the industry.

Buzz up!
Let’s look at some of the many highlights in her career that have made Kareena what she is today. We would be going through Kareena’s early years in the industry which were not quite her best and how a new phase kick started in her career post films like Chameli and Yuva.

Her initial years – Not quite the best

Any actor other than Kareena Kapoor must have packed her bags and said goodbye to the world of films if the initial reception to some of her films are any indication. Reason being that Kareena’s early years in Bollywood were far more being rosy. Between Refugee (2000) and LOC Kargil (2003), she had 12 releases for herself. However, the only ones which turned out to be real big hits were Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, Ajnabee and Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai. In fact Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai was actually a surprise hit because it was mainly a launch pad of Tusshar Kapoor and came with an unusual subject where the lead couple didn’t even unite at the end. Still, the film turned out to be a runaway box office hit and came as a shot in the arm for Kareena. Her spunky act, especially after the repressed character she played in Refugee, was appreciated by all and she continued with her Bollywood journey.

She did pin a lot of hopes on Asoka where she was paired opposite none other than Shahrukh Khan but the film was a critical and commercial failure. Jeena Sirf Merre Liye, where she paired up with Tusshar all over again, sunk without a trace while Talaash… The Hunt Begins with Akshay Kumar didn’t find any takers either. In fact it stays on as one of the most unknown films starring Kareena that even she must have forgotten. Khushi was criticised for being a loud film where all that the lead couple (Kareena and Fardeen) did was scream at each other due to which audience stayed away from theatres. She did work with JP Dutta again in LOC Kargil but at the end of the day, she was one of the 30 odd characters that the war film boasted of. Also, the film didn’t quite turn out to be a smash success and hence was a no gain, no loss situation for Kareena.

Amidst all this mayhem, the other success that Kareena had to her credit was Ajnabee where she played an all-so-supportive young wife of Bobby Deol. The film was a hit and kept Kareena alive and kicking in the industry. However, Kareena had decided that she wanted to do something drastically different in her career. She wanted to get out of the ‘Poo’ or the sweet girl next door image. She was in mood to experiment and break some norms that are typically associated with Hindi film heroines.

She decided to play a prostitute and that too in art house cinema. The film was Chameli.

A new phase. A new Kareena.

Kareena announced to the world that she now wanted to add on something new to her repertoire in years to come. Chameli was a step in that direction and what followed in quick succession were movies like Yuva and Dev that were not quite commercial and conventional cinema by any means. A new actor in her was discovered once Chameli hit the screens. A moderate success, it did make people stand up and notice the confidence with which she played a street walker. What also caught eye was the drastically different portrayal that she had in Yuva where she played an average girl next door. She was totally natural and though the film flopped, her act remained etched in audience’s heart. Her Dev didn’t work well either but since it was anyways an issue based subject; the emphasis was on performance more than box office success. In that context, she did gain from this film.

This wasn’t all as she agreed to play a vamp soon after and that too in an out and out commercial setup where she came together with Shahid Kapoor. The film was Fida and this was the beginning of an on-screen pairing that went on to be seen in five films, right till the recent release of Milenge Milenge. Some of these outings turned out to be successful while a few were no-shows. Fida was one of them and though the songs turned out to be chartbusters, the film failed at the box office. For audience, it was a difficult theme to digest, especially for those who were expecting a romantic outing from the pair.

Kareena was seen with Shahid again in films like 36 China Town and Chup Chup Ke. Yet again, she was working with some of the best directors in business – Abbas-Mustan and Priyadarshan respectively. The songs were chartbusters again (credit that to Himesh Reshammiya). The films were average successes too but the magic that one expects from a couple which is going strong off the screen wasn’t quite visible on the screen. The two worked in unison with each other but audiences weren’t really impressed. They wanted a true blue romantic film that got the best out of both of them. Imtiaz Ali listened to the audiences and gave them Jab We Met.

Once the film released, it became such a rage that it grow at the box office week after week. Despite an average opening that it got for itself, Jab We Met saw a positive word of mouth spread like fire. There were talks re-ignited about chemistry, the sense of togetherness, true love and meeting of hearts. No one doubted any more that Kareena and Shahid indeed had it in them to make things happen at the box office. They were not a flop pairing in any case but Jab We Met turned out to be something that belonged to a different league altogether. No wonder, even when their half a decade long in the making Milenge Milenge released as recent as last month, the film still managed decent eyeballs for itself, all thanks to the pairing which is not quite expected to meet ever again!

Kareena Kapoor talks about her personal and professional life as she completes 10 years in Bollywood
She’s hogged the limelight for more than just her acting — the size-zero debate, her sizzling romance with beau Saif Ali Khan… And, quietly completed a decade in the industry. As for her films, there have been many memorable performances, and a few, not so. Kareena Kapoor opens up on how she has matured over the years, her ‘colourful’ journey, her relationships, and her much-awaited We Are Family. Excerpts…

You’ve completed 10 years in the industry. How has the journey been?

Colourful! My first film Refugee is very special to me because I’ve been particular about being an actor, not a glam doll. My roles in Refugee, Dev, Chameli, Omkara, Jab We Met, 3 Idiots and Kurbaan have been varied; not many actors have done this. Some people have liked my work, some haven’t, but as I said, the journey has been colourful.

And, real life?

I’m a fun-lover who loves spending time with family and friends.

Your latest film We Are Family, the remake of the Julia Roberts-Susan Sarandon hit Stepmom, has a mature topic and a new director

I never felt it was Siddharth Malhotra’s first film as a director. He’s from a filmy family; he’s filmy himself. Siddharth is a very sensitive person.

He says you’ve surpassed Julia Roberts in the film…

It’s an honour that (producer) Karan Johar and Siddharth thought I could essay the role played by Julia Roberts. To me, after Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts is the finest actor. I haven’t watched We Are Family yet, but those who have, congratulated me. But, it’d be wrong to compare the two because the films were made in different times. And, the Hindi film industry is completely different in its approach. But, I’m satisfied with my performance. The character I’ve played is very forward-thinking, contemporary and powerful.

Does your role mirror your real life situation — Saif and his kids…?

No. My personal life and professional life are two different chapters.

You’re acting with Kajol in this film. How was the experience?

It’s an exciting challenge to be working with Kajol!

In Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, Kajol and you played sisters. And, now you play the ‘other woman’.

We didn’t have many scenes together in Kabhi…. Here, we are shown as living under the same roof. We both have powerful roles, but I have a more complex and complicated role — it’s very easy to be the one who has the sympathy, but it’s very difficult to win that sympathy. I hope I’ve achieved what I set out to. I want people to say both of us are spectacular, and that it’s difficult to choose.

Has Kajol changed from Kabhi…to We Are Family?

She’s the same — spontaneous, bubbly and oozing energy. It’s lovely to have someone such as her on the sets, and we got along really well. Working with her is a dream come true. She’s a super entertainer.

Kajol says you have matured …

When I was in Kabhi…, I was quite a baby. Since, I’ve done several films, and it’s been a great journey.

Have you seen Kajol as a mother?

Both Kajol and Karisma are hands-on mothers. I don’t know if it’s something to do with their generation. As for me, I haven’t thought about being a mother.

Are you doing Madhur’s Heroine or have you forsaken it for a Karan Johar film?

I have committed to Madhur’s film. He is scripting the film; the script should be ready in two months.

You are way thinner now …

My weight has always been in the news, isn’t it? I’ve put on some weight now, and plan to be this way. I’m fit, I do yoga, I eat healthy — I’m a vegetarian.

What is the one advice you’d give Saif?

To work with Raju Hirani.

It’s a known fact that Kareena Kapoor is easily ruling from the top as far as the demand for a commercially viable glamorous actress with very good acting skills is concerned. Satisfying all the key words here – ‘commercial’, ‘glamour’ and ‘acting’ – Kareena has seen it all pretty up, close and personal during last decade that she has spent in the industry.

Buzz up!
However, to be honest, I was a tad surprised when I started working on this piece. What seemed like a straight forward ‘let’s talk about her hit films’ write up seemed to be having many other elements waiting to be covered. That’s because the fact which was explored all over again (as I went year by year) was that for every successful film of hers, she also has had her fair share of disappointments. Yes, practically every year. In fact there have been times when the number of misses in a year have surpassed the number of hits. Still, what one ends up remembering are her successful outings more than anyone else!

Let’s look at some of the highlights in her career that have made Kareena what she is today. As she says in her own words – ‘I would not have been what I am if not for my flops’. Well Kareena, the fact also remains that you would certainly not have been what you are if not for the number of commercially successful films that you have given as well!

A rock solid beginning? Not quite.

The world is aware that Kareena Kapoor was the first choice for Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai. A debut alongside Hrithik Roshan sounded like a good decision to begin with and Kareena was pretty much on board as well. However, in quick time she realised that the focus of the film was entirely shifting towards Hrithik and she risked being sidelined. Not to indulge into any faux pas at the very beginning of her career, she decided to opt out. This decision of hers made headlines all around and many did cry foul. Also, her friends and advisors did suggest her to stay on but being a strong headed girl with right dose of self respect and ego, Kareena decided to move on and instead stepped into Refugee.

A lot was expected from Kareena’a debut outing now. JP Dutta as a producer and director, Abhishek Bachchan – another debutant – as a co-star, popular music, grandeur, a different setting (Indo-Pak affairs), hype, promotion, buzz – just about everything went in the film’s favour. Yes, it paid off as well, at least from the initial box office opening standpoint. Audiences went in hordes to check out what the film was all about. The result was what had happened in case of Saawariya a few years later. Just like the Sanjay Leela Bhansali film which saw Ranbir Kapoor making a huge mark despite the overall product not quite finding much appreciation, actors in Refugee too had met with a similar fate then. The biggest gainer from Refugee was Kareena Kapoor for whom everything – and literally everything – worked in her favour.

She was acclaimed for her acting skills, a rarity when it comes to debutant actors, and hailed by one and all that she was the future of the first decade in the 21st century. She gained a phenomenal following for herself and that is commendable because in those times there were no multiplexes, social networking sites or other media forums that keep stars of today alive and kicking 24X7 in front of consumers. Kareena impressed most despite a role that didn’t allow her to get into a glam outing and it was widely declared that Kareena Kapoor was there to stay. Refugee didn’t work for the audience but Kareena did. Of course the blockbuster success as evidenced in Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai eluded her but she found a strong bearing for herself in the industry where talent kept her going for 10 years in a row. As for her pairing with Hrithik, then well it did happen a few times and came with its own share of hits and misses.

The H factor – Not quite a cent percent success rate

With Hrithik being a phenomenon after Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai and Kareena making her mark strong and clear with Refugee, it seemed that this ‘jodi’ could after all deliver a few hits together. The disappointment of not being able to come together in their debut outing was soon forgotten and investors were ready to pump in crores to make films happen with the two starring in them. The biggest of the filmmakers in the industry were keen to get their share of pie with Hrithik and Kareena being the flavour of the season. Some of the early birds to join in were Karan Johar (Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham), Subhash Ghai (Yaadein), Sooraj Barjatya (Main Prem Ki Deewani Hoon) and Aditya Chopra (Mujhse Dosti Karogi). These were and are truly the people who are the best in the business and it was more than just apparent that Kareena was on a roll.

With such major biggies in her kitty, Kareena’s market value shot up in a major way. She was easily the most sought out actor around and despite the fact that Amisha Patel had actually blockbusters like Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai and Gadar – Ek Prem Katha behind her, the actor who was gaining most of the mileage was Kareena. However, there was a fair dose of shocker in store for the pretty girl who didn’t quite have a fairy tale journey for her.

First of her debacles with Hrithik turned out to be Yaadein which stays on to be one of the biggest disappointments ever from Subhash Ghai. The film was poorly made, the characterisation bad, the setting more like a show reel of a dozen odd commercials and the narrative confused. What started off as a story about a widower (Jackie Shroff) bringing up his three daughters was (unnecessarily) converted into a love story just in order to reap the star value of Hrithik and Kareena. The film was panned by one and all and it seemed that a big success was going to elude her for long.

Thankfully, Karan Johar didn’t fall into this trap and kept the length of the roles of his actors depending upon the clout that they carried. This is the reason why Shah Rukh and Kajol held most significance in Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham due to which the limited screen time of Kareena and Hrithik was loved rather than being criticised for standing out like a sore thumb. Her ‘Poo’ act redefined a new image for Kareena and a multi-crore boxoffice super success meant that she was certainly not going away anywhere.

However, the very next year came Mujhse Dosti Karogi and just like Yaadein, it too was panned by one and all. Yes, the film was a success in overseas market but in India, the film was given thumbs down. Yet again, Kareena-Hrithik ‘jodi’ didn’t quite ignite the right sparks and all hopes rested on Main Prem Ki Deewani Hoon. This was the film where Kareena was in a central role, had a title of the film designed around her character and had a spunky and spirited character written for her. She made the best of the platform provided to her and even though Hrithik was criticised for his over acting and Abhishek for his under acting, Kareena managed to sail smooth. Yes, the film did fizzle out after a rock solid happening but not before getting the tag of success next to it.

The picture was clear on the wall though. Kareena – Hrithik ‘jodi’ wasn’t quite the best that Bollywood had to offer. The two actors in individuality were doing quite well for themselves but to pair up again, they had to find something worthwhile. They decided to move on to other on-screen partners and the initial euphoria of Bollywood having found out a follow up to Shahrukh Khan – Kajol pairing died down in due course as well. It has been 7 years since the two came together on screen and audience continues to wait on!

Producer Karan Johar’s movie We Are Family – a remake of the 1998 Hollywood flick Stepmom – brings together the blockbuster ‘sister’ pair from Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham; Kareena Kapoor and Kajol.

The Hindi remake of Stepmom also features Arjun Rampal as John Abraham turned down the role. Kajol, one of KJo’s favorite actresses, will play the role of the terminally ill mother, which was originally portrayed by Hollywood actress Susan Sarandon. Kareena will be taking on the role of Julia Roberts, who played the stepmother in the original critically-acclaimed film.

Kajol portrays Maya, a loving mother who makes sure her family stays intact despite being divorced from her children’s father, Aman, played by Arjun. But one day Aman brings home his new girlfriend, Shreya, played by Bebo, a woman who focuses on her career and doesn’t know much about kids. But an unexpected event will bring these two women together.

Although actors are typically seen in their glamorous best, this film will portray them in a completely different light. And after filming in San Francisco for My Name is Khan, Karan Johar has set this film at the other end of the globe in Sydney, Australia. We Are Family is set to hit theaters on September 10. Are you looking forward to seeing the flick? Check out these new stills from the set and share your thoughts.

Katrina Kaif, the Barbie doll of tinsel town, has been one of the most sought after stars, due to her hot and cute looks, which are enticing enough for every film buff, to flock to theatres for every film, which has her in the lead.

Her glam doll image in flicks like ‘Namaste London’, ‘Welcome’, ‘Singh is King’, De Dana Dan’, etc, has now been reversed with her sari clad role in the recently released ‘Rajneeti’.This gal who started off as a glam doll is fast changing tracks into a sari clad demure woman. However, even with this role, her popularity is at an all time high.
Nevertheless, to give tough competition to her, is our desi Bebo, who has come into the forefront with a bang as loud as any volcanic eruption can possibly be.
Kareena Kapoor, or Bebo, as she is fondly called, is at the top of her professional and personal life. This gal has managed to woo audiences with her performances ,be it the typical village girl in her debut ‘Refugee’, or her oomph factor, as she portrayed the very stylish ‘POO’, from the flick ‘Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham’,or the glam doll in ‘Kambakht Ishq’,where she is seducing Akshay Kumar with the hot number ‘Bebo main Bebo’.
Her recent chemistry with Aamir Khan in ‘3 Idiots’ has been so well appreciated that now she is being cast opposite the perfectionist Khan, Aamir again in a flick titled ‘Lajjo’, which is a Mani Ratnam film.
Katrina Kaif, who has long been associated with Salman Khan in her real life, has always maintained silence regarding her relationships. There has never been an official declaration for or against any allegation towards her relationships. In complete contrast, Kareena has always been the very openhearted kinds. She has always accepted her relationship status with a bang on.
Kareena’s affair with Shahid Kapoor was as open as her break off with him, and her subsequent relationship, with the suave Saif Ali Khan too has been openly accepted by her.
Thus, the Race between Barbie and Bebo has just begun, wait to see who emerges the winner!

It’s a week for Bollywood beauties. While Deepika Padukone was voted as the ‘World’s Sexiest Woman’ by the magazine FHM, Kareena Kapoor has been voted as ‘India’s Most Beautiful Woman’ by People magazine.
The actress who’ll hit 30 this year said that the secret of her beauty was a regular fitness regimen and vegetarian diet. The glamorous actress added that she practiced yoga on a regular basis and followed a strict healthy diet in order to maintain her figure. “I believe that you are what you eat”, is what she had to say.
Kareena who features on the cover of the current People Magazine also revealed that since she was at peace of mind because of a stable career and a relationship with Saif Ali Khan, the peace showed on her face. In her leisure time the actress either takes up reading or goes out for a swim.
Hailing from a family of actors, Kareena is a natural performer and entered Bollywood with the film Refugee in 2000. Since then Kareena has worked in several successful ventures like Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, Chameli, Jab We Met and her latest 3 idiots in 2009. However in between these movie Kareena also starred is several box office failures, but with time the actress has now become picky about her roles and selects only very demanding ones.

Actress Kareena Kapoor is fast reaching on top list of B-town actresses. She is the most popular face on the web, in endorsements and also on fashion magazine covers.
But how did Kareena reach to this position in life? The answer is quite astounding and amazing one.
Considering the fact that she is from the first family of bollywood – ‘The esteemed Kapoor family’, many think that her entry into the world of films is a natural path for her to have taken. But the truth is quite contrary to the belief.
Initially, when her parents Randhir Kapoor and Babita (both established film stars of their times ), separated ways, many cited the reason being that Randhir Kapoor was totally against his daughters Karisma and Kareena joining the film industry.
Now Babita who supported her two daughters wishes to join films, refused to go by the Kapoor rule book she separated from her husband and lived with her two daughters. After many dark nights of crying came a break. Then gradually Karisma got hold of a few offers and then came the superb break to work with the perfectionist Aamir Khan, in the film ‘Raja Hindustani’. This was a turning point in the lives of the trio, Babita, Karisma and Bebo.
The hit of the film got instant stardom for Karisma. As Kareena had grown up by this time , she got a break in her debut film, ‘Refugee’ with Abhishek Bachchan(She had also got the offer to do the Hrithik Roshan debut ’Kaho Na Pyaar Hai’, but somehow could not do the role).
As Kareena slowly got good breaks she became popular as ‘Poo’ in the Karan Johar , blockbuster ‘Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham’.Then there has been no looking back ever since. She seems to be getting more popular with each passing day.
Her films like ‘jab We Met’, have been almost a cult film and her character ‘Geet’ has stuck trio her free and frank persona.’Krbani’,’3-Idiots’ and now ‘Agent Vinod’ and ‘RA 1’,’Golmaal 3’ all make Bebo the most loved and adored face on the silver as well as the small screen.
Her alleged crush for Hrithik, affair with Shahid are all things of the past .Now her lovely relationship with Saif is making her life beautiful. Thus the bed of roses has finally been made for this beautiful actress!

Kareena Kapoor, the once childish tantrum prone actress has grown up to become a classy trendsetter in the industry. From the overbearing and outlandishly dressed Poo of Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham she has graduated to an acting powerhouse with Jab We Met and has put the beauty queens to shame with her ‘size zero’ figure in Tashan. With her every move traced by paparazzi, Kareena is a superstar in the truest sense of word. A muse for many a fashion designer, this Kapoor kudi would rather die than be seen in filp-flops as its only YSL or Christian Louboutin for her, and if it has to be a slipper then it is from Hermes and they are meant to be worn at home!

Leading the pack Kareena has set herself apart from the rat race with her elite looks in films too…

Yeh Ishq Hai- Jab We Met
Kareena was at her romantic best in this colorful song and her Swiss sheepherder dress of flowing red skirt with white top and black jacket became a hot favorite among young girls. Many along with Shahid Kapoor wanted to be led away to heavenly bliss by this innocent shepherd.

But as all fairytales come to an end, with Jab We Met too, her romance with long time beau Shahid ended on a bitter note. The news of this high profile break-up became a national conversation; with every channel counseling Kareena on how to heal her broken heart.

Dil Haara- Tashan
Kareena rocked this song, with her size zero body she wafted through the imagination of Saif in a folk inspired red and green strapless blouse and ghagras. In the song, this hip chick was seen romancing Chote Nawab Saif Ali Khan on reel that soon translated into reality with Saif tattooing her name on his forearm!

Chaliya- Tashan
Her sexy-bitch act in this song won over audience’s heart. Kareena had moved over Shahid. The media who were thrown in frenzy got into an overdrive and coined the couple ‘Saifeena’. Kareena meanwhile kept stumping Saif by coming out of the sea in a green bikini and kept the rumor-mills and Saif running behind her!

Meow- Golmaal Returns
A catty man-eater who makes no two bones about leading her men on a chain! Kareena could have never gone cattier than that, the cheetah print dress was more of a power statement rather than a style statement. The dominatrix became a hot favorite among club goers as Kareena gave an elite touch to a wild cat leotard.

Tha-Tha Kar ke- Golmaal Returns
Sweet, sexy biker babe who shouldn’t be messed with, Kareena effortlessly made hot pants and short skirts the flavor of the season. Her sexy lean legs inspired many a women to jump on the treadmill and get going on those oh! so cute! pink shorts. Overshadowing her co-actress, Kareena became the trademark of the film.

Tu Saala- Golmaal Returns
Don’t mess with this house-lady, or else she will tell you who’s the man! Kareena played the forever nagging wife who keeps a strict eye on her man. Looking every bit of a suspecting wife Kareena threatens her hubby with ‘tu saala Kaam se gaya’ that became a club favorite.

Marjaani- Billu
This Punjabi kudi scorched the screen as she teamed up with none other than King Khan for an item number. The song was a super hit, while other actresses’ chose to don mini skirts and dresses for item numbers, she chose long tresses, curls and Arabic look to match up to her wild sense of dressing. Her Thumkas and look in his foot tapping number was lapped by a nation struck by Bebo mania.

Om Mangalam- Kambakkht Ishq
She looked like a million bucks in the Indian and catholic bride avatar and the song got hotter with the sizzling chemistry between her and Akshay ‘action’ Kumar. Though the movie bombed at box-office, her numbers of on-screen kisses with Akki and the sequence with Sylvester Stallone were hot topic for every tabloid. She gave Hollywood beauties a run for their money with her sexy cocktail dresses, elegant gowns and hot chick make-up

Bebo- Kambakkht Ishq
Kareena is so celebrated that even her nickname is famous in households! Lovingly called ‘Bebo’ by her near and dear ones she has also got a song Bebo to her credit. The song has her seducing Akshay Kumar wearing sparkling pink short dress. She mesmerized the audience with her charisma and men lost their heart to her. Sported a black bikini she yet again made men drool over her luscious frame.

Mrs. Khanna- Main Aurr Mrs Khanna
Mrs. Khanna aka Kareena played wife to hunk Salman in the film Main Aurr Mrs Khanna, the title track saw Kareena portraying a modern wife with traditional values who is troubled by funny Sohail Khan. ‘Don’t say alvida’ song shot on her and Salman was an instant hit and this romantic track had her playing a shy and calm girl, her range of acting was wonderfully explored. She looked every bit of a diva in the dazzling green saree in the item song ‘Happening’.

Shukran Allah- Kurbaan
Kareena has raised many eyebrows with her ethnic look in this soulful song where her beautiful eyes do all the talking. Her on-screen romantic chemistry with beau Saif Ali Khan is much talked about as the two are to be seen sizzling together in intimate scenes. The steamy love-making scenes have already become the talk of the town.

Kurbaan Hua- Kurbaan
The title track of movie ‘Kurbaan’ has mainly Saif Ali Khan in it and Kareena has not shot for it, but considering her Star value her presence could not to be ignored from this stylish promotional video.