Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan hails from the Kapoor family of Bollywood. His grandfather Raj Kapoor and great-grandfather Prithviraj Kapoor made significant contributions to Indian society. Despite this, there is an unspoken rule in the Kapoor family that women in the family do not work in the film profession. Be it the daughters of the Kapoor family or the daughters-in-law of the family. Now recently, Kareena talked about this rule in her family.
Kareena credits her father for turning the Kapoor family around
While talking to Indian Express, Kareena credited her father for this change. She said- ‘My father (Randhir Kapoor) is the best father in the world. He changed over time and encouraged me and my sister to pursue a career in films.
My father always supported us: Kareena
Kareena admitted that the decision was difficult for Karisma, as she was the first girl from the Kapoor family to decide to act. However, my father was never against Karishma or my acting. He always supported us.
My father was a wonderful and open-minded person
Kareena further said- ‘Even now when he (Randhir Kapoor) calls me and comes to know that I am shooting, he advises me to concentrate on work. My father was a wonderful and open-minded person. He was always very nice to everyone. He was ahead of his time. He is also my friend and guide.
I am happy that my father has improved with time: Kareena
Talking about the tradition of Kapoor girls not working in the film industry, Kareena said- ‘Things were different in the 1970s, that time was very different. Actually the girls in our family don’t work in films after marriage. But I’m glad my father moved with the times.’You have to keep changing yourself for the sake of your children. It’s also necessary, you can’t stay tied to old things for long.
