WATCH | Netizen calls Katrina Kaif 'monotonous' and 'repetitive', here's how she responded

Bollywood actress Katrina Kaif recently appeared as a guest on Arbaaz Khan's talk show 'Pinch' where she responded to a netizen who had called her an 'amazing dancer' but then went on to call her 'monotonous' and 'repetitive'.

Responding to the troll, the actress said, "You know, actually more than anyone, I agree with Poornima here in the fact that in our industry, people like to stick with what has become successful and what has worked. So I myself constantly try... Every time someone mentions the word 'song' to me, my antenna goes up and the first thing I think of is, 'Guys, it has to be something new. It has to be something different and visually refreshing.' Because I have done these things."

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She further went on to add, "If we were to rewind before Sheila Ki Jawaani, I would not have had done these things. I have been fortunate enough to work with the best choreographers, from Saroj Khan ji to Farah Khan to Vaibhavi Merchant to Bosco-Caesar to Ahmed Khan. I have taken something from each person, which for me has been a lesson. I have done something in each genre. Not only for the audience, but for myself, when I come in on a set, I have to feel something different,"

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Meanwhile, on the professional front, the actress will be seen sharing screen space with Salman Khan in 'Bharat'.  As per media reports, the film is an official adaptation of Korean film 'An Ode To My Father'.

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Set in the backdrop of Indian Independence, the film portrays the journey of a man named 'Bharat', played by Salman, in parallel with the journey of the country towards independence. With a tagline that reads: 'the journey of a man and a country together', the film features the actor in five different looks according to his age and profession as it follows his life from 1964 to 2010.