Kareena Kapoor: India is not safe for women

Kareena Kapoor will be seen in her first major movie role after marriage in this week's release, Satyagraha.

The actress, who plays a journalist in the film, shares the screen with Amitabh Bachchan, Ajay Devgn, Arjun Rampal, Manoj Bajpayee and Amrita Rao.

In a brief conversation with Sonil Dedhia, Kareena chats about the film, tells us why things haven’t changed after marriage, and why she thinks the law of the land needs to be reassessed for the safety of women.

You are playing the role of a journalist in Satyagraha. Has your opinion regarding the profession changed? Do you feel that it is wrong for journalists to publish matters related to an actor’s personal life?

My character believes in the truth. She is like a catalyst.

A journalist must have a sense of responsibility, especially those journalists who truthfully and honestly do their job.

I don't play an entertainment journalist. However, I understand that in real life, journalists are only doing their job.

What they write about our personal life and the various methods they adopt to get to know us is out of compulsion.

I am not sure about other stars, but I completely support the journalists.

If you were an entertainment journalist in real life, which Bollywood celebrity would you like to interview?

I would definitely not be interested in interviewing any Bollywood personality because so much has been written about them that everything has become boring!

But, yes, I would have liked to interview a Hollywood star, especially Brad Pitt. I would like to do some interesting interviews