Bollywood actress, Kareena Kapoor is happily married to Saif Ali Khan. It is commonly believed that after any leading lady gets married, her career gets shackled into pieces. However, this is not true with Kareena Kapoor. The actress broke stereotypical ideas surrounding marriage and didn’t let her marriage impact her career. And that’s why Kareena continues to rule the entertainment industry after giving birth to her two children, Taimur and Jehangir. Recently, the actress opened up about her choice of marrying Saif Ali Khan and how people advised her to not marry him. In addition, Kareena revealed how her mother-in-law, Sharmila Tagore helped her in making an informed decision.
Kareena Kapoor recalls how people advised her to not marry Saif Ali Khan
Kareena Kapoor recently recalled how her mother suggested her to not marry Saif Ali Khan. The reason people claimed was that getting married would put an end to her flourishing career. However, the actress avoided listening to what people said and instead, she followed her heart. In her words:
“Everyone was like if you get married your career might be over and it would take a beating. I was madly in love and I thought it is fine. If producers and directors would be like my career is over because I got married, then I think it’s maybe their loss. It’s a weird thing. I couldn’t believe it. I was like, ‘Okay, let’s see what happens.’ And I just did it.”
Kareena Kapoor on her mother-in-law, Sharmila Tagore’s advice for marrying amid her career boost
The actress further shared how she gained confidence from her mother-in-law, Sharmila Tagore. Bebo heaped praises on her saasu–maa and revealed that she told her not to believe in what people were saying and instead focus on herself. In addition, Kareena expressed that she was tensed about balancing work and her personal life. The actress said:
“My mother-in-law also gave me a lot of confidence because she did amazing movies like Daag, Waqt and such beautiful films that she did after Saif was born. So she was like, ‘Don’t fall for the fact that producers won’t (cast you).’ She was like, ‘Challenge yourself, challenge them, and it will happen.’ And I was confident about it. I was just always worried about balancing my life in terms of how I would balance marriage. I was most concerned about that because I was like, ‘I do want to work’.”