Child actress Zara Khan to share screen space with Kareena Kapoor Khan says, 'I was extremely happy as she remembered shooting me before'
Zara Khan
is delighted to share screen space with
bollywood
diva,
Kareena Kapoor Khan
. She opened on her equation with Bebo. Zara is known for featuring in
TV shows
like Chhoti Sardarni, and Balika Vadhu 2 among others.
She said, "I have worked with Kareena ma'am before and was very excited to know that will be shooting with her again.
It was an overwhelming experience to shoot with her. She is kind, caring and humble.
The way she treated me was mesmerizing."
She further revealed, "I was extremely happy when Kareena ma'am recognised me. She remembered shooting me before. This was unexpected for me, and now she has become more and more favourite to me."
Zara a rising star in the
Indian Entertainment Industry
started working at the young age of 4, and in no time won hearts, she earlier also shared screen space with actors like Alia Bhatt, Neha Sharma and others.
She shared her desire to act in a bollywood film with Kareena Kapoor Khan in the future.
She continued, "It was a one-day shoot for an
Ad film
. I really wish to work in a film with her in coming future, it will help me to spend more time with her allowing me to learn a lot many things from her which will help me in my
acting career
. I'm a huge fan of her songs and videos. I keep watching them and try mimicking them. It's so much fun!"
Zara was last seen essaying the role of Khushi as
Divyanka Tripathi
's daughter in the series Adrishyam. She will also be seen in '36 days'.
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