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Katrina Kaif Birthday: Revisiting Her Memorable Roles

Katrina Kaif Birthday: Revisiting Her Memorable Roles

News1817-07-2025
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Zoya in Ek Tha Tiger (2012) (Image: IMDb)
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In the list of Katrina Kaif's iconic roles, her portrayal of Zoya in Ek Tha Tiger can't be missed. Starring as a Pakistani ISI agent, the actress marked her transition into Bollywood's action genre. She not only matched steps with Salman Khan in the film's adrenaline-pumping action sequences but also delivered emotional intensity, making Zoya one of her most memorable characters. The film's blockbuster success cemented her place as an action heroine. (Image: IMDb)
Jasmeet Malhotra in Namastey London (2007) (Image: IMDb)
Stepping into a politically charged drama, Katrina broke her glam-doll image with Raajneeti. Her transformation into Indu Pratap, a character inspired by Congress leader Sonia Gandhi, showed a more mature side of her acting. To perfect her portrayal, she thoroughly researched Sonia Gandhi and even spent time with Priyanka Gandhi. (Image: IMDb)
Dimple Dixit in Mere Brother Ki Dulhan (2011) (Image: IMDb)
Jenny in Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani (2009) (Image: IMDb)
This character has to be in Katrina's iconic roles list. We all loved how she portrayed the innocence and playful energy of Jenny. Instead of making the role feel just like a movie character, her portrayal was full of heart and humour with her girl-next-door charm and impeccable comic timing. Paired alongside Ranbir Kapoor, the character is a fan favourite to date and a must-watch in her filmography. (Image: IMDb)
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