Here are some interesting and rare facts about the Bollywood diva, Katrina Kaif. Take a look,
Boom was reportedly not supposed to be Katrina’s first film. She was first cast by Mahesh Bhatt in Saaya but later dropped, because she couldn’t speak Hindi at all. She then made her debut in Boom, in 2003.
Katrina was home-schooled by her mother Suzanne, with the aid of correspondence courses.
Katrina is slightly superstitious. She apparently visits the Siddhivinayak Temple and Mount Mary Church in Mumbai, and Dargah Sharif in Ajmer before her films’ release.
Apart from working in Hindi films, Katrina has worked in two Telugu films and one Malayalam film with Malyalee superstar, Mammootty.
According to online reports, Katrina is afraid of the dark and insects.
Katrina Kaif at home loves to be in old dresses which she wore in New York movie also. Interestingly in New York movie Katrina Kaif was without any make up also.
Katrina Kaif wakes up early in morning at 6 am. But her cell phone remains switched off for few more hours. Katrina Kaif is very regular to swimming and yoga exercises.
Katrina has never won a Filmfare Award despite being nominated twice for Mere Brother Ki Dulhan and New York.
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