Kareena Kapoor Khan says it is ‘scary’ to reinvent yourself in a male-dominated industry

Kareena Kapoor Khan recently opened up about the difficulties faced by a female actor in a male-dominated film industry. She said that it is ‘scary’ to reinvent yourself while trying to sustain in the industry.

In an interview with The Times of IndiaKareena said, “At 17-18, it was all about wanting to be in every film. If you sustain for a decade, it’s about reinvention, which is scary in an industry which is male-dominated. Over the years, apart from me, there have been other brave actresses too who have taken big strides. Every five years, I ask myself, what new can I do now? It’s not just about being a part of successful films but leaving behind a legacy.”

She added, “I come from a family where I have been challenged because they all are such amazing actors, but I want to leave my mark somewhere. Every 10 years, there is someone new, so how am I going to last? Sustaining yourself is tougher, so I like to make varied choices, be it Buckingham Murders, Singham, Crewor Jaane Jaanewhich dropped on a streaming platform.”

The actor was last seen in Hansal Mehta’s mystery-thriller The Buckingham Murders. She will be seen next in Rohit Shetty’s Singham Again.