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Kareena Kapoor celebrates 21 years of Dupatta Mera: ‘One of my most favourite songs’

Manish Malhotra took to Instagram and shared a video, to celebrate 21 years of the song Dupatta Mera, and Kareena re-posted it on her account, calling it one of her favourites.

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Kareena Kapoor celebrated 21 years of Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai. (Photo: Youtube/ Tips)

Actor Kareena Kapoor’s song Dupatta Mera from her film with Tusshar Kapoor back in the early 2000’s, is still a favourite, owing to the catchy tunes as well as the numerous attires she sported throughout the song. Manish Malhotra took to Instagram and shared a video, to celebrate 21 years of the song, and Kareena re-posted it on her account, calling it one of her favourite songs.

Manish Malhotra captioned his post, “21 years to ever mesmerizing beauty, @kareenakapoorkhan grooving to #Dupatta song from the movie #MujheKuchKehnaHai, sporting an Indo-western attire I styled and designed. This was the first time I started working with her; the look indeed inspired numerous young girls from here. The costumes took the world by storm, courtesy of Bebo’s easy confidence-making statements, one memorable look at a time.”

Kareena wrote on her Instagram story, “One of my most favourite songs,” she tagged Tusshar and Manish in the post too.

(Photo: Instagram/ Kareena Kapoor)

The song was from one of Kareena’s earliest films, Mujhe Kuch Kehna Hai, where she played Tusshar Kapoor’s love interest. In the film, Tusshar needs a leading lady for a performance in his college, and Kareena says she will perform instead. Kareena and Tusshar starred in another film, Jeena Sirf Mere Liye as well.

Currently, Kareena Kapoor is awaiting the release of her film Laal Singh Chaddha, which is an adaptation of the Hollywood hit, Forrest Gump.

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