Katrina Barbie doll act at LFW

While all eyes were set at the stage of the tenth ‘Lakme Fashion Week’ (LFW), Bollywood’s enchantress Katrina Kaif wooed everyone with her cute Barbie doll act on the day one of the gala event.

Looks like there couldn’t have been a better opening for the LFW than the spectacular ‘Barbie All Doll’d Up’ show that rocked the ramp. It was a perfect combination of style and glamour as 50 years of Barbie were celebrated along with ‘Lakme Fashion Week’, the pioneers of the fashion weeks in India having completed a decade.

Prior to the fashion week, the organisers had arranged for a contest ‘Dress the Barbie’ which attracted 75 entries from top designers in the country, out of which 20 short listed creations were showcased on the ramp at the dazzling show. It was the winning dress by Nishka Lulla that Bollywood’s glamorous star Katrina Kaif sizzled in as the show stopper of the day.

Besides Katrina, top ramp models of the country also got the ramp going as they showcased brilliant creations that could have made Barbie’s wardrobe the most envied in the world.

According to reports, Katrina Kaif will be the Indian celebrity on whose likeness a Barbie doll will be created by Mattel Toys India Pvt Ltd.

What rubbish: Me married to Salman

A report in a Marathi paper that she’s married has the actress incredulous with disbelief.

“It’s complete rubbish and the paper is denying it. When I marry the world will know. Right now I’ve no such plans.”

But she isn’t denying that she’s with Salman. In fact one of her abiding regrets is that she and Salman have not been able to form a saleable pair on screen. Katrina had hoped Yuvraaj would work, so that she and Salman would be a saleable pair and filmmakers would sign her with Salman as eagerly as they do with Akshay Kumar and Ranbir Kapoor.

Apparently Subhash Ghai kept writing the script as the film progressed.

After a pause Katrina says, “I’d like to stick to a bound script from now on. The time has come for the entire film industry to get completely organized. A script helps both the director and the actor to connect wth each other and with the plot. I’m not going to be shy about insisting on a script.

Tell her she had very little space in Yuvraaj, and Katrina admits, “Yeah, that was something I grew gradually aware of. I didn’t have that much to do. But that’s okay.”

Katrina’s sister Isabel is not getting into Bollywood. Not right now.

Says Katrina, “That was something which was blown out of all proportions. At the moment she’s too young to take up an acting career. In fact my sister is off to drama school. Something I never got to do, and I wish I had. Not being a trained actress bothers me me and I am happy that my sister is taking that route.” Read more