Bollywood’s very own bombshell and virtuoso actress Katrina Kaif completes another year of her prosperous and amazing life. Over the years, the actress has treated her admirers with several reasons to rejoice. Blessed with dreamy beauty and dexterous skills, the actress accomplished each and every milestone in her acting career. Katrina Kaif has been entertaining the Indian cinema-goers since 2003 but rose to fame with David Dhawan’s directorial, Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya (2005). There is no doubt that the actress is a jack of all trades as she acts, dances, and now even an entrepreneur. Today on the occasion of Katrina’s 38th birthday, here is a look at the Top 10 enchanting looks of the actress that left us mesmerized
1. Born in Hong Kong, Katrina entered the Bollywood industry win 2003 with Kaizad Gushad’s Boom, and then the rest is the history.
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2. Over time, not just did her acting skills improved but her fashion style also evolved and helped her to get her name established in the list of one of the most influential beauties of the industry.
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3. As a public figure, Katrina has been cited as one of the most powerful and influential people in the entertainment industry. She has been cited as the world's most beautiful woman by various media outlets.
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4. The fact that many renowned magazines still refer to her as the sexiest woman alive is true proof of her alluring beauty.
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5. During this journey, Katrina’s personal life also came to light and made many headlines. What is probably the biggest highlight of her career is her relationship with Bollywood star Salman Khan.
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6. Not just for her performances or her beauty, but the actress is some of the most celebrated actresses when it comes to humanitarian work.
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7. Despite the western influence on her upbringing, the diva has aced the art of pulling of traditional attire more gracefully than most Indian actresses.
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1. Born in Hong Kong, Katrina entered the Bollywood industry win 2003 with Kaizad Gushad’s Boom, and then the rest is the history.
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