I’m a selfie queen: Kareena Kapoor

September 28, 2016 03:55 pm | Updated November 01, 2016 09:33 pm IST

The actress says she is so obsessed with selfies that she takes them every 5—10 minutes

Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan calls herself a “selfie queen” and says she is so obsessed with selfies that she takes them every 5—10 minutes.

Kareena said this in the upcoming episode of Vogue BFFs show, where she was present along with her fashion designer friend Manish Malhotra.

When asked by show host Kamal Sidhu about the last picture took on her mobile phone, the actress said, “I am a selfie queen. So, I keep taking pictures of myself, so it’s probably every five to ten minutes.”

Kareena said though she never planned her life, one thing she was sure since childhood was that she wanted to be a huge star.

“I have never planned anything and Manish is like a brother to me, so, he would know. I have never thought of anything, I just follow my heart. The only thing I pictured as a child was that I wanted to be a huge star,” the 36-year-old actress said.

Lavishing praise on Kareena, Manish said, “The first time I met her was when she was nine years old and I had gone to meet Karisma and her mother as I was going to style Karisma.

When I was speaking to Karisma, this young girl (Kareena) with short hair was just listening to it with so much attention and like, ‘When am I going to be next’?”

“I knew it that day, the first time I saw her that this girl is going to be a huge star,” the designer added.

When Sidhu asked her about the most fake compliment she has received, Kareena said, “I hope the compliments I have got are not fake! I don’t deserve fake compliments.”

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