Highlights
- Karisma Kapoor stayed away from films after marriage and children because she wanted to focus on her family. But she says she continued doing advertisements and TV as it was way easier than doing movies.
- Karisma got married to businessman Sanjay Kapur in 2003 and they have two children - daughter Samaira and son Kiaan Raj Kapoor.
- "My daughter was growing, so spending time on films was way too time consuming. I thought why not commercials. I wanted to give most of my time to family so I chose to do TV over movies," the actress said.
- After endorsing many brands Karisma has been announced as the brand ambassador of real estate giant Avalon Groups.
- "They approached me to endorse the brand so I thought why not and we have launched a new place. There are many factors which I check before associating with any brand. Firstly, I should believe in them and secondly, the brand needs to be credible," Karishma said.
- After eight years, she is making a come back with Dangerous Ishq, being directed by Vikram Bhatt.
Karisma Kapoor stayed away from films after marriage and children because she wanted to focus on her family. But she says she continued doing advertisements and TV as it was way easier than doing movies.
Karisma got married to businessman Sanjay Kapur in 2003 and they have two children - daughter Samaira and son Kiaan Raj Kapoor.
"My daughter was growing, so spending time on films was way too time consuming. I thought why not commercials. I wanted to give most of my time to family so I chose to do TV over movies," the actress said.
After endorsing many brands Karisma has been announced as the brand ambassador of real estate giant Avalon Groups.
"They approached me to endorse the brand so I thought why not and we have launched a new place. There are many factors which I check before associating with any brand. Firstly, I should believe in them and secondly, the brand needs to be credible," Karishma said.
After eight years, she is making a come back with
Dangerous Ishq, being directed by Vikram Bhatt.