By Admin 
There are only a few names in the history of Indian cinema that reflect their legacy and identity strongly. Born on 21 September 1980, Kareena Kapoor not only carried forward the legacy of her great grandfather Raj Kapoor, but also a unique and impressive identity of her own. Kareena’s entry into the cinema, known as ‘Bebo’, was not just a star kid, but as an artist who was ready to work on her terms.
Not a star kid but a talented actress made an identity
Kareena’s parents, Randhir Kapoor and Babita have been both famous artists of their time, who gave her a natural entry into the world of art and acting, but also increased the burden of expectations from them. Kareena Kapoor’s film journey started in the year 2000 with JP Dutta’s war-based dramatic film Refugee.
In this film, he stepped into the world of acting with Abhishek Bachchan, where the film could not get the expected success at the box office. It was clear from her first interview that she was very confident of her career and her innocence is still visible to the audience in her 25 -year -old video.
For her strong performance, she received the Filmfare Award for the ‘Best Debutant Actress’, which proved that she arrived as a star kid, but as a talented artist. 
Bebo took care of her talent through all the characters
It is noteworthy that to choose ‘Refugee’, he rejected one of the biggest blockbusters of that year, ‘Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai’. Instead of running behind business success only, she has always been looking for a role that can test her acting skills. In his early career, there were two characters who left an indelible mark on his public identity, but a contradiction was also created for him.
The first character was ‘Poo’ (Pooja Sharma) in Karan Johar’s film Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham (2001). The character became a cultural event due to its fashion-forward style and impeccable dialogues. The character of ‘Poo’ is still very popular among Jane-G and often becomes a part of Mim culture. This character established her as a fashion icon, but there was another aspect of it. Kareena herself has admitted that she was tied in a special image due to this character. 
It took them almost a decade to break this stereotype and prove that he was not limited to glamorous roles only. To break this stereotype, Kareena chose some very courageous and non-glamorous roles in the middle of her career.
In 2004, he played a prostitute in the film ‘Chameli’. This was completely opposite to his established ‘glamorous’ image. The film gave him a great response from Kratics and brought him into the category of a ‘serious actress’.
The film was earlier offered to another actress, but Kareena took this opportunity, which is a proof of her creative ambition. Subsequently, his performance as ‘Dolly Mishra’ in Vishal Bhardwaj’s crime drama ‘Omkara’ (2006) proved to be another milestone. He received the Filmfare Critics Award for this role. 
Each one character played well
The summit of his visit came with the role of ‘Geet Dhillon’ in ‘Jab We Met’ (2007). The film was a big commercial success and the character of ‘Geet’ was the right mix of his glamor and acting ability. It was a flirtatious, independent and confident character, which was well received by both the audience and critics. Dialogues like “I am my favorite” are still on the tongue of the audience and have become a part of internet culture.
For this role, she received the Filmfare Award for ‘Best Actress’, which once again established her talent. Along with this, he played the role of ‘Dabboo’ in ‘Golmaal 3’, while his serious role as a doctor in the social drama ‘Udta Punjab’ (2016) was also appreciated. 
Hasina has also been box office queen
Along with being an artist acclaimed by critics, Kareena Kapoor has also made her mark as a box office queen. He has worked in many films that have earned a record breaking at the ticket window. ‘Bajrangi Bhaijaan’ (2015), directed by Kabir Khan, is at the top of his most successful films, which did a business of Rs 922.17 crore worldwide.
This is followed by Rajkumar Hirani’s ‘3 Idiots’ (2009), which earned 460 crores worldwide and more than Rs 202.47 crore in India. Along with Akshay Kumar, his film ‘Good News’ (2019) was also a big hit, which collected Rs 316 crore worldwide. His other successful films include ‘Bodyguard’ (2011) and ‘Golmaal 3’ (2010).
Apart from films, Hasina is the face of many brands
Beyond the world of acting, Kareena Kapoor Khan has established herself as a powerful brand. His popularity is not only limited to cinema, but also as a brand endorsement, writing and an impressive personality. Over the years, Kareena has been the face of many big brands, including Lakme, Puma, Malabar Gold and Diamonds and Safola.
His impeccable style, confidence and ‘real’ personality have made him an ideal face for brands, especially for brands that want to show a mixture of modernity and tradition. Not only this, Kareena has been a brand face of many other products and services, including a short delivery platform like blinking. 
Bebo has also stepped into the world of Righting and OTT
Apart from acting and branding, Kareena has also added a new chapter to her creative journey. He has written a book on his pregnancy, titled ‘Kareena Kapoor Khan’s Pregnancy Bible: The Ultimate Manual for Moms-to-B.’ Recently, he has stepped into thriller style, including films like ‘Jaane Jaan’ and ‘The Buckingham Murds’. His new avatar has been appreciated by critics as a police officer in ‘The Buckingham Murdors’.