Unseen pictures of Kareena Kapoor Khan from her best friend Amrita Arora’s Christian wedding

Best friends forever or BFF is a commonly used phrase these days. But very rarely people actually mean it. The best relationship is one with your girl gang. They do not only love you but also help you in dealing with difficult situations, tell you when you are wrong or right, and become our bridesmaid. Participating in your best friend’s wedding is your dream. The best BFF group of our B-town consists of four gorgeous celebs Malaika Arora, Amrita Arora, Karisma Kapoor and Kareena Kapoor Khan.

The Arora and Kapoor sisters are one of the most loved girl gangs of the B-town. From staying in shape to partying together, they give us some major friendship goals. Their friendship goals have been known to us for years now. We have also seen them keeping in touch with each other during the lockdown through video calls. They have also shared the pictures from their video calls on their social media accounts.

Recently, we came across some unseen pictures from Amrita Arora’s Christian wedding. Kareena Kapoor’s then-boyfriend and now-husband Saif Ali Khan are looking beautiful. We must say that Kareena is looking very beautiful in her tube gown and had accessorized her look with a minimalistic neckpiece and matching earrings. For adding beauty, she finished off with hair tied in a ponytail. On the other hand, Saif was seen in a crisp black suit with a pink tie and a matching pink pocket square.

On Kareena’s radio show, What Women Want, Amrita spoke about her relationship with Kareena saying, “Who would you share your deepest, darkest secrets with? Apart from our husbands, we all need that one friend with whom we confide about everything, without being judged. Sometimes we want a friendly opinion so it’s important for a girl to have that rapport where she can pick up the phone and call someone with whom she can smile, cry and be silly with.”

Kareena also once said in an interview, “Through my pregnancy, we would go to restaurants to eat. I’d eat two entire pizzas, and then the desserts, and eventually they would be tempted. They started putting on weight because of me. Every morning, I’d wake up and say, ‘I want to eat samosas with motichur laddo’. And they’d be like, ‘Oh God, we can’t do that.’ I’d urge them to eat, and eventually, they’d relent. So they’ve done that with me, and even brought me back to shape. Having a good friend is so important in this journey.”