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When Kareena Got 'Emotional' While Walking Lakme Fashion Week Runway

Darpan News Desk IANS, 29 Aug, 2016 01:10 PM
  • When Kareena Got 'Emotional' While Walking Lakme Fashion Week Runway
Actress Kareena Kapoor Khan, who is expecting her first child with Saif Ali Khan in December, turned showstopper for designer Sabyasachi Mukherjee for the Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) Winter/Festive 2016 and she says that it was an emotional moment for her as this was the first time "we were taking the ramp together".
 
The actress was seen proudly flaunting her baby bump in an elegant with a glowing face adding more spark to her beautiful persona.
 
Kareena says that this edition was different for her.
 
"Everyone made this edition so special for me. For me, its quite an emotional moment as this was the first time we (she and her future child) took the ramp together. It was a moment to cherish," the actress told reporters at the show conference after finale show.
 
She also says that she was not scared to walk the runway and her pregnancy can never be hindrance in anything.
 
"I was happy and confident. Pregnant woman can walk and fly and for me it's absolutely normal. When it comes to my work, acting is my passion and I will work till I die. As long as I am doing what I love, I am going to do that," she said.
 
The designer showcased a collection of lehangas, saris, dresses and some of the sharply cut menswear line at the finale show that left a mesmerising effect on audience that comprised of Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone, Karishma Kapoor, Kajal Agarwal and many more.
 
Talking about his showstopper, the designer said that he never got the chance to work with her but hopes to design for her soon.
 
"She is gorgeous and added more volume to the outfit. I hope our association will continue from here on," he said.

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