Well-known Bollywood actress Karisma Kapoor gave many hit films in the 90s and included herself in the list of top actresses. Despite being from the Kapoor family, his journey was not easy. She faced challenges in the industry, but because of her mother’s support, she overcame every challenge and today she gives full credit for her success to her mother Babita Kapoor.
Karishma reached ‘Indian Idol’ show
Karishma recently appeared in a special episode of the singing reality show ‘Indian Idol’, where she openly told how her mother supported her in every difficult time and made her strong. During this, the host of the show Aditya Narayan, while mentioning her mother Babita, said that she has been very supportive of Karisma in her career. His mother is the real superstar. Karishma became emotional after hearing this.
My mother is like God- Karishma
Karishma said, ‘My mother is like God to me. Whatever I am, I am because of my mother. Although everyone in the family supported me, but the confidence and values that my mother gave me are the biggest strengths of my life. Whatever I am today, I give full credit to my mother.
Karishma said this for her mother
During this time, Karisma Kapoor also talked about her mother’s film career. He said, ‘Mother worked in Hindi cinema for a very short time, but even in that short career she gave many successful films. It is a proof of his talent and hard work that in a short time he had made a special name for himself in the industry.
Babita worked with big actors
Karishma told that her mother worked with big and legendary artists of that era like Rajesh Khanna, Jeetendra, Manoj Kumar and Dharmendra. Apart from this, she also shared the screen with famous actors of Kapoor family, Shammi Kapoor and Shashi Kapoor.
However, at that time there was a tradition in the Kapoor family, according to which the women of the family did not work in films. For this reason Babita had to leave her film career after marriage. It was a big decision for him, but he gave priority to his family and focused on raising his children.