5 Katrina Kaif Films To Watch This Weekend: Ek Tha Tiger To Namaste London

Mom-to-be Katrina Kaif has established herself in most genres in the entertainment industry. From light-hearted romantic comedies to hugely profitable action movies, she has done it all.

It’s no wonder

that the actress has a huge fan base who have adored every performance she’s given on screen.

Here are some of Katrina Kaif’s Best movies –

Merry Christmas

The film, featuring Vijay Sethupati and Katrina Kaif, was released in January. It tells the story of Albert, who returns home on Christmas Eve and unexpectedly meets Maria and her kid. However, what begins as a lovely night for the couple quickly becomes chaotic. Katrina, who plays the film’s lead, Maria, gained tremendous appreciation for her performance.

Ek Tha Tiger

The first in the Tiger series, it stars Salman Khan and Katrina in the major roles. Katrina stars as Zoya, an intellectual agent, in this film. During their assignment, the duo falls in love, and what follows is a must-see for both romance and action fans.

Ajab Prem Ki Gajab Kahani

Ranbir Kapoor and Katrina Kaif feature in the 2009 romantic comedy film. Katrina portrayed Jenny, a girl who finds love after a series of misadventures and difficulties. She also forms an odd bond with Ranbir Kapoor’s character which finally leads to one of the most heartwarming romance plots.

Zindagi Na Milegi Dobaara

Katrina Kaif impresses as Laila, the enthusiastic diving instructor who teaches Hrithik Roshan’s character to accept life’s uncertainties. Set against magnificent Spanish locales, Katrina’s natural charisma and easy chemistry make this picture the ideal tribute to travel, love and living in the moment.

Namaste London

Katrina Kaif and Akshay Kumar had terrific chemistry in this 2007 rom-com, and they went on to collaborate together on many more projects. It tells the story of Jazz, who lives in London, and Arjun, a Punjabi man. The two are meant to marry each other. However, they face difficulties as they negotiate their life in London.