Genders do not matter in ‘Ki and Ka’: R Balki

R Balki says genders do not matter in his upcoming film "Ki and Ka" starring Arjun Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor.

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“Ki and Ka” will see Arjun Kapoor playing a progressive house husband who lovingly supports his wife Kareena Kapoor who is a super ambitious career woman.

Director R Balki says genders do not matter in his upcoming film “Ki and Ka” which is the story of an ambitious career woman who gets active support of her homemaker husband.

See Pics: ‘Ki And Ka’: Arjun Kapoor Makes Breakfast For Wife Kareena Kapoor

“Ki and Ka” will see Arjun Kapoor playing a progressive house husband who lovingly supports his wife Kareena Kapoor who is a super ambitious career woman.

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Also read: ‘Ki and Ka’ motion poster: Kareena makes Arjun wear the mangalsutra

“Hindi is a language where not only humans but even various objects have genders. This film is about the fact… In ‘Ki and Ka’ genders don’t matter,” Balki said.

A photo has been released recently by the makers showing Kareena tracking stock market from a business newspaper while Arjun cooking breakfast.

Also read: Arjun Kapoor, Kareena Kapoor turn on the heat in ‘Ki and Ka’ first look

The romantic-comedy is scheduled for April 1 release.

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