Dia Mirza makes SHOCKING revelations about Kareena Kapoor Khan, recalls how Bebo screamed at her: ‘Who the hell are you?…’

In a resurfaced old interview, Dia Mirza opened up about an unexpected clash with Kareena Kapoor Khan that took place at an event.

Celebrity fights have always intrigued fans and often made headlines in Bollywood. At times, throwback interviews resurfaces to bring back unfamiliar moments from the past. One such story involves actresses Kareena Kapoor Khan and Dia Mirza, who collaborated in Kurbaan (2009), but had an unpleasant encounter in the early 2000s.

In a resurfaced old interview with Rediff, Dia talked about an unexpected clash with Kareena that took place at an event in Lucknow. Several Bollywood stars, including Kareena Kapoor, Urmila Matondkar, Namrata Shirodkar, and Dia Mirza herself, were gathered for the event organised by the Sahara Group.

According to Dia, “We were supposed to wear cotton salwaar-kameezes with the national flag. Kareena wanted to wear a ghagra choli with heavy jewellery that she had got specially made for herself. Above all, she was not wearing the national flag.”

Dia recalled how the agreed dress code did not set well with Kareena, and caused discomfort among other actresses. “Suddenly, something struck Kareena. She started screaming at me at the top of her voice, ‘Who the hell are you? Who are you to advise Namrata?’ I was flabbergasted and very upset. I left the room, without retorting,” Mirza said.

Just half an hour later, things calmed down to her surprise, She said, “Half-an-hour later, her secretary Jatin [who also happened to be Dia’s secretary] knocked at my room to say Kareena wanted to know whether I was ready. A few minutes later, she was talking to me as if nothing had happened. I have come to the conclusion that Kareena is a girl who does not realise when she is irrational, unfair and loud.”

Despite the rocky encounter, the two actress eventually worked together and left things behind. Dia even appeared on Kareena’s Radio Mirchi show, where they engaged in broader topics like mental health, motherhood, social media and staying positive.