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Arjun, Kareena Get 'cake Smashed' On 'Ki And Ka' Set

Darpan News Desk IANS, 24 Aug, 2015 10:40 AM

Actor Arjun Kapoor, currently shooting for R. Balki's romantic directorial "Ki and Ka", says he and his co-star Kareena Kapoor Khan got "cake smashed" on Monday morning.

The "Aurangzeb" star shared on micro-blogging website Twitter, a photograph of himself along with Kareena. Both the stars had chocolate cake on their faces as they posed for the camera.

"Forget Dubsmash we got Monday morning Cakesmash...cake fest for #KiandKa," Arjun tweeted.

The upcoming romantic film is about two people with contrasting ideologies.

While Arjun essays a progressive house husband, who lovingly supports his wife's ambitions, Kareena portrays a super ambitious career-oriented woman in the movie.

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