Kareena Kapoor Khan mocks Alia Bhatt’s singing skills: ‘I don’t think your voice is that good’

Alia Bhatt, who recently collaborated with Diljit Dosanjh on the song Chal Kudiye for her upcoming film Jigra, humorously reveals that being on set feels like her “me time.”

She adds that she once had aspirations of becoming a singer, but Kareena Kapoor Khan jokingly remarks, “I don’t think your voice is that good.” Alia playfully agrees, saying she’ll stick to singing in the bathroom.

Kareena Kapoor Khan is set to bring back her popular chat show What Women Want with its highly anticipated fifth season.

On Tuesday, the makers dropped the trailer, teasing an exciting lineup of celebrity guests, including Alia Bhatt, Aditya Roy Kapur, Sonakshi Sinha, Bhumi Pednekar, Neena Gupta, Bhuvan Bam, Ranveer Brar, and Mandira Bedi.

In the trailer, Alia Bhatt, who recently collaborated with Diljit Dosanjh on the song Chal Kudiye for her upcoming film Jigra, humorously reveals that being on set feels like her “me time.”

She adds that she once had aspirations of becoming a singer, but Kareena jokingly remarks, “I don’t think your voice is that good.” Alia playfully agrees, saying she’ll stick to singing in the bathroom.

Kareena then dives deeper into Alia’s personal life, asking whose social media skills are better: hers or husband Ranbir Kapoor’s.

Alia confidently says “Me,” while Kareena insists that Ranbir’s social media game is “excellent.” Alia then quips, “Social media game, as in posting or stalking?”

The trailer also gives a glimpse into candid moments with other guests. Aditya Roy Kapur claims, “I’m not a secretive guy. I’m an open book,” while Neena Gupta shares, “I’ve learnt that money can buy you everything.”

Bhumi Pednekar reflects on her career, saying acting “is all I ever wanted to do.”

Alia Bhatt is busy promoting her film Jigra. On Tuesday, she was in Hyderabad for a promotional event alongside Samantha Ruth Prabhu.

During the event, a video of Alia praising Samantha went viral. Alia referred to Samantha as a “hero in a man’s world,” acknowledging her talent, resilience, and strength.

Samantha, moved by the heartfelt words, smiled as Alia continued, “It’s not easy to be a woman in a man’s world. But you have surpassed gender. You stand tall on your two feet, with your talent and strong kicks, as an example for everyone.”

Jigra marks Vedang Raina’s second appearance on screen, following his debut in The Archies last year. Director Vasan Bala previously helmed films like Monica O My Darling, a crime thriller film Peddlers and Mard Ko Dard Nahi Hota.