Katrina Kaif Talks About Her Bond with Alia on Koffee With Karan

Katrina Kaif shares her idea of love.

Alia Bhatt and Katrina Kaif.

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Katrina Kaif believes love should be liberating and that people should free themselves from judging themselves based on how their partner makes them feel.

Katrina shared the love advice in a chat with filmmaker Karan Johar on a forthcoming episode of Star World's Koffee with Karan Season 6.

Katrina also spoke about her bond with Alia Bhatt. “There is a lot of enjoyment and comfort when Alia and I are together,” she said on the show. Katrina also spoke about Ranbir’s other ex, Deepika Padukone. Katrina reportedly said that she and Deepika work out at Yasmin Karachiwala’s gym and that keeps their bond strong.

Karan is also going to ask Varun’s opinion on whether “Katrina marry Salman Khan.”

Sharing her ideas of love, Karan and Katrina spoke about how it is widely accepted that it is necessary for a woman to have a man while she believes that this is not true for everyone. She feels people tend to burden their partners with the responsibility of making them happy and that's where relationships go wrong.

You somehow always judge yourself based on how much love or attention you’re getting from your partner. Your relationship suffers just a little bit, and your self esteem and your image take a beating, which is not a good thing.

Both Katrina and Karan were in agreement that one shouldn't feel anything on the basis of how somebody else is trying to make them feel.

She said her singleton period has got her to be really comfortable with "who she is", which she didn't think she was for a large part of her life.

Sharing her personal interpretation of love, Katrina said: "When neither of you need each other, when there's no great dependency on the other person. There's just admiration, there's respect, there's companionship and there's a space of ease between you."

Katrina was joined on the show by actor Varun Dhawan, with whom she will star in the upcoming movie "ABCD 3". They will spill the beans on their experience of working together.

(With inputs from IANS, HT)