Kareena Kapoor Khan reveals if she has plans to go to Hollywood: 'Main bhatinda ki sikhni hoon'
Kareena Kapoor Khan
recently attended the Audio Visual and Entertainment Summit (WAVES) 2025 on Friday, May 2. The actress had a discussion with Karan Johar where she was seen talking about Hindi cinema. During this interaction, Karan reminded her of the time she had said on his show, '
Koffee With Karan
', that 'Sab bus pakad pakadke
Hollywood
jaa rahe hai'. The actress had said this when Karan asked her about
Priyanka Chopra
and
Deepika Padukone
going to Hollywood.
As Karan reminded her of that again at the WAVES summit and asked her about her Hollywood plans, Kareena said, "Main to yahi pe hu. I am very happy with my Indian movies and acting. Bada mazaa aata hai. Humare Hindi film gaane pe dance karna. Bada mazaa aata hai Hindi dialogues bolna. Bhatinda ki Sikhni hu bhai. (I'm right here. I'm very happy with my Indian movies and acting. I really enjoy it. I love dancing to our Hindi film songs. I really enjoy delivering Hindi dialogues. I'm a Sikhni from Bhatinda)."
Karan then reminded her of her dialogue from 'Jab We Met', and said, "Aapne to keh bhi diya aap apni favourite ho, so why not? (You already said you're your own favourite, so why not?)."
Kareena responded that this line is a reminder for every woman to love herself. "Ye line bohot hi important hai because every girl, every woman should always say this line. Ki main apni favourite hoon boss. I think that's the best thing. (This line is very important because every girl, every woman should always say this line – that I'm my own favourite, boss. I think that's the best thing)," said Kareena.
On work front, Kareena was last seen in Rohit Shetty's 'Singham Again'.
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