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Kareena Kapoor Reacts To Poo's Timeless Appeal: ‘I Like It…I Like It'
Last Updated: Kareena Kapoor's flawless acting turned Poo into a personality, an aura and a cultural icon. We all know a friend who exudes that iconic Poo energy, from Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. Brought to life by our very own Bebo, Poo is more than just a fictional character. Kareena Kapoor 's flawless acting turned her into a personality, an aura, and a cultural icon. Even 24 years after the film's release, fans continue quoting her sassy one-liners. Kareena herself has shared how much she loves that, even after more than two decades, her drama-queen character continues to captivate audiences. Kareena Kapoor's Reaction to Her Iconic Character Recently, Kareena Kapoor reshared a post on Instagram that talked about her iconic character from Kabhi Khushi Gham and described how Poo remains relevant in pop culture. Staying true to her character, Kareena captioned the post with the iconic dialogue, 'I like it… I like it." Vogue India also celebrated the legacy of Poo, sharing a series of photos capturing her unapologetic attitude and trend-setting style. One of the slides read, 'Kareena Kapoor Khan's iconic portrayal of Poo still captivates a generation. She was our Cher Horowitz and Elle Woods, enveloped in unapologetic BDE (big diva energy)." In an earlier interview with PTI, Kareena admitted, 'As an actor, you want to try and do something different every time. For me, it is difficult because I've been known for playing Poo and Geet… This thing has been fixed in people's minds. So, that has been a conscious effort that now I want to do different things." Stylist's Take on Poo's Pop Culture Relevance Speaking to Vogue India, Karina's stylist Divyak D'Souza said, 'Poo became a gay icon—that level of fabulousness is aspirational." He added, 'She fit the glamorous mean-girl trope we saw in Hollywood movies, but had the heart and soul of a desi girl. It resonated with audiences here." Bollywood's Obsession with Poo Poo's charm isn't limited to fans; Bollywood's younger generation is equally smitten. Alia Bhatt and Ranveer Singh once recreated the 'good looks, good looks and good looks" scene for an Instagram reel. Ananya Panday dressed as Poo for a Halloween party. And even at Anant Ambani's grand wedding ceremony, Shloka Ambani wore a reimagined version of the coral sharara set from the iconic 'Bole Chudiyan" song. A Timeless Film and a Timeless Character Directed by Karan Johar, Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham remains a classic for many reasons, its star-studded cast, emotional storyline, rich character arcs, memorable dialogues, stunning locations, and unforgettable music. The film featured a powerhouse ensemble including Amitabh Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Hrithik Roshan, Kareena Kapoor Khan, and Jaya Bachchan. While every character in the film brought something unique to the table, Kareena's Poo stood out with her striking fashion sense, bold attitude, and confidence. Her carefree and unapologetic outlook on life still resonates with fans today. Poo's world still exists, you just have to believe in it. And if you don't, well… 'Whateverrr!" What's Next for Kareena? On the work front, Kareena Kapoor will next be seen in Meghna Gulzar's Daayra, alongside Prithviraj Sukumaran in the lead role. First Published:
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29-01-2025
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Still quite the bangers
KARACHI: Every wedding season brings with it the latest chartbusters, setting dance floors alight. Yet, as we grow older, it's hard to leave behind the songs that defined our adolescent years. Nostalgia keeps them alive, ensuring they make frequent comebacks at wedding celebrations. Here's a selection of timeless wedding anthems from the 2000s that continue to be crowd favorites. Mehndi Hai Rachne Wali (2000) A quintessential mehndi classic, this song from Zubeidaa isn't necessarily the go-to choice for choreographed sangeet performances, but it remains a staple at henna celebrations. With its rhythmic beats and traditional charm, it's a track that tempts everyone to clap along. Bole Chudiyan (2001) No wedding playlist is complete without a song from Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.... While the film boasts several memorable tracks, this is the one you'll hear every wedding season. Whether or not you plan to dance to it, this song is nearly impossible to escape. Mehndi Ki Yeh Raat (2003) A perfect addition to an intimate dholki night, this track by Jawad Ahmad is ideal for gatherings filled with mithai and marigolds. Unlike many wedding songs, it isn't tied to either the bride's or the groom's side, making it a unifying melody for the celebration. Maahi Ve (2003) With weeks of wedding festivities, an upbeat anthem is essential to keep the energy high. This Kal Ho Naa Ho song ensures that family members - young and old - find their way to the dance floor. Tumse Milke Dilka Jo Haal (2004) When it comes to Bollywood's king of romance, Shah Rukh Khan, the hits extend beyond love ballads to wedding anthems. This track from Main Hoon Na is a testament to his influence, frequently appearing in wedding dance routines. Tenu Leke (2007) A perfect choice for the larke waale making their grand entrance, this Salaame Ishq song's bold declaration of love and celebration makes it an easy pick for an impromptu bhangra performance. Teri Ore (2008) Weddings aren't just about high-energy dance tracks - romantic melodies set the tone for heartfelt moments. This song from Singh is Kinng remains a go-to for couples looking to slow down and savor the magic of their big day. Twist (2009) For those seeking a high-energy throwback to set the dance floor on fire, this Love Aaj Kal track is unstoppable. It continues to be a top choice for choreographed wedding performances. Nagada Sang Dhol (2013) For those wanting to add a fast-paced traditional twist to their wedding festivities, this track from Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela is a must. Grab some dandiyas and a group of enthusiastic dancers, and you'll be the highlight of the night. Punjabi Wedding Song (2014) No wedding playlist is complete without a song that allows for effortless, carefree dancing. Whether or not you're a seasoned performer, this track from Hasee Toh Phasee guarantees a fun-filled dance session with family and friends. Shakar Wandaan Re (2015) Since its release, this song has been a staple for group performances. Whether it's friends or siblings hitting the dance floor, its easy-to-follow choreography makes it an instant crowd-pleaser. After the Ho Mann Jahaan cast recently revived this song at Sheheryar's wedding, it only makes sense for you to do the same. Afreen Afreen (2016) Between the endless wedding events, moments of downtime are inevitable. Revived by Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Momina Mustehsan for Coke Studio, this song is perfect for mellow jam sessions with cousins and friends, its soothing melody making it an effortless favorite. Mere Rashke Qamar (2017) Qawwali nights remain an integral part of wedding culture, and this track is a staple for those intimate musical evenings. A mesmerizing melody, this Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan track adds a soulful touch to any wedding gathering. Dilbaro (2018) The larki waale always find it hard to say goodbye to the bride, and this song perfectly encapsulates the bittersweet emotions of rukhsati. While it may bring tears, this track from Raazi also signifies the start of a beautiful new journey. Haye Dil Bechara (2019) After the exhaustion of endless dance performances and emotional goodbyes, the wedding reception calls for an uplifting note. This Parey Hut Love track, with its soft yet groovy beats, serves as the perfect ending to the festivities.
