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Bollywood actress Kareena Kapoor Khan is currently balancing her personal and professional life. She is doing projects along with taking care of the family. Now an official announcement has been made about Kareena's famous talk show 'What Women Want'. The actress herself has informed the fans about her show. The actress has also told what a woman wants.
Kareena announces season 5
Kareena Kapoor has shared a video story on her Instagram. Kareena shared a video of the first day of shooting from the set in which she said that she is ready with the second new season of 'What Women Want'. She is shooting the first day for season 5. Apart from this, Kareena has told her fans that she knows what a woman wants from the girls on the set. After this, a woman said that women need protection, while someone said that every woman prays for her good health.
Many big celebrities were seen in this show
Kareena Kapoor's chat show 'What Women Want' is a new and interesting show in the world of Bollywood and entertainment. In this show, Kareena Kapoor talks to her special guests and discusses many issues related to women. The audience has liked this show of Kareena a lot. Many guests have come to Kareena Kapoor's chat show so far, including Neha Dhupia, Sara Ali Khan and many veteran actresses, who have revealed many secrets related to their lives.
Controversy over Kareena's 'Pregnancy Bible'
Currently, Kareena Kapoor is in the news because of her book 'Pregnancy Bible'. Actually, in 2021, Kareena launched a book based on her personal experiences during pregnancy. Regarding the use of the word 'Bible' in the title of the book, Christopher Anthony argued that it hurts the sentiments of Christianity. He applied to the Jabalpur High Court to register an FIR on this matter.
Now in this case, Kareena Kapoor's lawyer has sent a reply to the court. Kareena has replied that the title 'Pregnancy Bible' does not hurt anyone's religious sentiments. The lawyer also said that the Supreme Court has also used the word Bible many times. There was no intention to hurt religious sentiments with the title of this book.