Katrina Kaif has recently addressed past controversies regarding her Hindi dubbing in the films.
As per Indian Express report, despite early criticism for her Hindi-speaking abilities, the Bang Bang actress has denied ever using a dubbing artist for her lines.
She said, “no, no! It’s just hard work. It was hard work. I think it was Jackie Shroff who first told me to learn Devnagri and that was very important for me because in my first few films, at that time, the directors would write the lines on the set and give it to you.”
“A lot of them would write in Devnagri and I never wanted to be in the position where I was like ‘what do I do?’ So, the first thing I did was to learn to read in Devnagri and that was the base which saved me,” she added.
The Tiger 3 actress credited her co-stars for aiding her in learning the language, she said, “having and having amazing people to work with and just putting your head down and doing what is necessary and loving what you do. If you love what you do then you will put in the work. (I did) whatever it was, whether it was learning the language, whether it was dance that I needed to (work on)”
This clarification comes in response to previous reports suggesting that dubbing artists dubbed for Katrina in some of her films like, Sarkar and Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya.
