Kareena Kapoor, the strong actress of Hindi cinema, is still a topic of discussion these days. Recently, Kareena Kapoor Khan’s film Lal Singh Chaddha was released in theaters and was a flop at the box office. Because Kareena’s name stayed in the headlines a lot. Now Kareena Kapoor made such a statement about Indian Railways, which is being discussed everywhere, according to Kareena, Indian Railways revenue increased due to her character’s song in Jab We Met movie.
It is worth noting that recently Kareena Kapoor landed on Bollywood Riteish Deshmukh superstar’s OTT show Case To Banata. Kareena Kapoor had a lot of fun in this show, famous for celebrities. Along with this, old Kareena movies were also mentioned. In which the name of Jab We Met also came out. The biggest hit of Kareena Kapoor’s career, Jab We Met, is still people’s first choice even today. The character of the song performed by Kareena in the film is present in people’s minds. After playing this song character, Kareena Kapoor reached the peak of success in Bollywood. In such a situation, on Case To Banata Hai, Kareena joked that – Due to the role of my song, the income of Indian Railways increased a lot. Along with this, the sale of Haram Pants also increased significantly.
After this statement by Kareena Kapoor, she has been the subject of criticism on social networks, under which Kareena is being heavily trolled. One Twitter user objected to this statement by Kareena and wrote that the Miyan Mittu mouth saying fits Kareena Kapoor. Countless people who work on the railroads aren’t doing any of that. Another user has written that yes, before that we had never seen a train or traveled on it. Thank you Mrs. Khan for changing our lives.
Haan uske pehle toh humne kabhi na train dekhi thi aur na usme safar kiya tha. Thank you Mrs. Khan for changing our lives.
— DrKrishna Shrivastav (@imkrish86) August 20, 2022
Kareena Khatoon Aunty “Apna Mouth Mittu” The proverb suits you, countless people who work on the railways are laughing
— yashwant singh (@yashwan13177811) August 20, 2022