"If somebody has a dream they can't be satisfied", said Kainaat Arora

School News Network 

Chandigarh , November 03 2018

Appears as cover girl for ‘The Lifestyle Journalist Magazine’, a degree holder in merchandising from NIFT Delhi, Kainaat Arora is a simple girl with big dreams. She has worked in Bollywood, Pollywood, Telugu and Malayalam cinema. She was always fascinated by acting world. When she was younger, she used to dream of becoming an actor. Kainaat arora  is working passionately towards her dreams. She loves cinema.

Talking about her life, journey in the film industry and future projects with The Lifestyle Journalist Magazine, she said she is a simple girl who loves nature, snow and everything adventurous. She like exploring new places and traveling.
About her journey Kainaat said, ‘My journey started in my college days. I was doing merchandising in Delhi. I was crossing the road and a photographer spotted me and gave me my first break of Satya Paul. After that I came to Bombay and there was no looking back’.
‘If somebody wants to achieve something big in life or if somebody has a dream they can't be satisfied. Personally, I am a very greedy person when it comes to work. I want to do everything. I think if I will become content, I wouldn't enjoy my work. My life will become boring’.

Talking about her future projects, ‘I am quiet excited to be on the cover page of region's leading magazine! I just finished shooting for a web series ‘Birthday Gift’. It's a psychotic thriller and i am really looking forward to its release. Apart from that, i am doing a punjabi film ‘kitty party’ directed by Nav bajwa. My co star is also Nav Bajwa in the film along with Upasna Singh, Anita Devgan, Gurpreet Ghuggi. It's a hardcore comedy. We are shooting in Thailand. One schedule is over. Second schedule is starting in november. It is releasing in 2019. Other than that i am doing a musical film ‘Band of Maharaja’. I am also doing Guntur part 2. Its a Telugu film and sequel of Guntur. It's a hit Telugu film’, she added during the interview.
‘Neither do I take stress when it comes to failure nor do I get happy with success. Nothing is permanent. Everything just passes.