Hollywood has never been on her agenda, but Bollywood star Kareena Kapoor Khan says she wants to stand in the same frame as her idol Meryl Streep and maybe also explore working in Korean dramas.
Speaking at an interactive session earlier this week, the actress said, "Language is not a barrier today. I have never really pursued any dreams to go to Hollywood. It has never been on my agenda. But never say never."
"I'm a huge fan of Meryl Streep; I'd want to stand in the same frame as her. Anything is possible. Who knows, maybe a Korean film? I'd love to explore K-dramas; everyone's watching them," Kareena said.
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