Katrina Kaif opens up about marriage and the meaning of family
| Updated: Jan 8, 2018, 10:27 IST
Katrina Kaif has recently given us a huge blockbuster hit with 'Tiger Zinda Hai' and she's all set to star alongside Amitabh Bachchan and Aamir Khan in her next, 'Thugs of Hindostan'. And while there is a lot going on with her in terms of her career, the actress revealed that she does plan on getting married sometime in the future.
The actress' personal life has had a lot of ups and downs recently. And after long-time boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor, the actress hasn't really been seen in a relationship since. Talking about her personal life, the actress recently told a daily, “There comes a time in your life when you get married and have kids. At that point, work takes a backseat because your family becomes your priority. So, it’s mix and match. Life brings things that you want, think about and aspire to achieve.”
When asked whether she sees marriage on the cards for her, she said, “Yes, of course, I have. I’m no different. All that doesn’t matter. But what does matter is I know that when you do get married, it’s gonna add to your life. However, never lose yourself. You don’t have to lose yourself just because you’ve found someone.”
The actress' personal life has had a lot of ups and downs recently. And after long-time boyfriend Ranbir Kapoor, the actress hasn't really been seen in a relationship since. Talking about her personal life, the actress recently told a daily, “There comes a time in your life when you get married and have kids. At that point, work takes a backseat because your family becomes your priority. So, it’s mix and match. Life brings things that you want, think about and aspire to achieve.”
When asked whether she sees marriage on the cards for her, she said, “Yes, of course, I have. I’m no different. All that doesn’t matter. But what does matter is I know that when you do get married, it’s gonna add to your life. However, never lose yourself. You don’t have to lose yourself just because you’ve found someone.”