Katrina Kaif has been delighting Indian moviegoers since 2003, and she turned 38 on Friday.
The British actress, who was born in Hong Kong, has gone on to become one of the most well-known Bollywood performers, as well as a businesswoman, after establishing her cosmetics line Kay Beauty in 2019. Let’s take a peek at Katrina’s forthcoming films as she continues her acting career: This cop drama, directed by Rohit Shetty, was set to enter theatres in March 2020, but the coronavirus epidemic forced the creators to postpone the release date, which is yet unknown.
In this film, Katrina will be seen alongside Akshay Kumar. This cop drama, directed by Rohit Shetty, was set to enter theatres in March 2020, but the coronavirus epidemic forced the creators to postpone the release date, which is yet unknown. In this film, Katrina will be seen alongside Akshay Kumar.
In this horror-comedy produced by Excel Entertainment and directed by Gurmeet Singh, Katrina will star alongside Sidhant Chaturvedi and Ishaan Khatter. Ravi Shankaran and Jasvinder Singh Bath wrote the screenplay. In this film, Katrina will be paired with Vijay Sethupathi, a South Indian actor.
The actress had begun readings of the script last month. The movie is supposed to be shot in 30 days and will be 90 minutes long. After Katrina finishes the third installment of the Tiger series, the movie will begin production.
According to reports, Katrina will also be romancing Telugu star Deverakonda in an upcoming Tollywood film that would be distributed in two languages throughout the country. Despite the lack of information regarding the film, it is safe to assume that Katrina will be making her way to South Indian theatres shortly.
Despite the language barrier and harsh criticism, Katrina Kaif is one of the few female stars that Bollywood has produced in recent years. Since Katrina celebrates her 38th birthday now, here’s how she replied when questioned about her remarkable career in the Hindi film business over the previous 15 years. Katrina was frank in an earlier interview with indianexpress.com, describing how she finds thinking about her career graph ‘tiresome.’
When we asked her how her 15-year Bollywood journey had been, she replied, “It is burdensome and laborious to look back.” As a result, I don’t look back. I try to be present and optimistic.
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