Actor Kareena Kapoor Khan has completed 25 years in cinema, and one of the leading multiplex chains in India announced a special film festival to celebrate her significant career. At a recent event in Mumbai, the actress engaged with the media, discussing the lasting impact of her memorable roles, such as Poo from ' Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham ' and Geet from ' Jab We Met '.

She expressed her enduring passion for cinema and remarked on the overwhelming number of films she has been involved in, stating, "After a point, you just lose count of the films you are doing."

Karan Johar 's 2001 movie 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham' holds a special place in Kareena’s heart. "I am a fan of that film because I love the idea of family, tradition, and the warmth it has. That's why I just love the film," the 'Crew' star added.

Kareena Kapoor reflected on her iconic role as Poo, sharing that while filming, she was simply following director Karan Johar's instructions. She acknowledged that although the character was incredibly fun, no one anticipated that 25 years later, characters similar to Poo would still be celebrated. She noted that the enduring impact of Poo was unintended and happened organically.

Bebo further discussed her experience filming 'Jab We Met' and how it unexpectedly overshadowed ' Tashan ', a film she was working on at the same time. Despite her anticipation that 'Tashan', featuring big names like Akshay Kumar , Anil Kapoor, and Saif Ali Khan, would be a major success, 'Jab We Met' received more acclaim upon release, surprising her. She had focused on her physical transformation for 'Tashan', expecting it to be her standout action film.

Kareena’s recent film ' The Buckingham Murders ', released on September 13 in theaters, is gaining positive feedback from fans and critics.