INTERVIEW Jaideep Ahlawat, Actor
A/ It's true. I was very nervous. It's Kareena Kapoor after all! I only knew her as a star and didn't imagine her to be a co-actor. I was very happy and anxious to be working with her. Plus it was a story that had undercurrents of a love story. So that was great.
Q/What was she like on the sets then?
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