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Kareena Kapoor On Daayra Clashing With Brother-In-Law Kunal Kemmu's Vibe: 'Both Films Are Going To Do Very Well' - VIDEO

Actress Kareena Kapoor addressed the box-office clash between her upcoming film Daayra and her brother-in-law, actor-director Kunal Kemmu’s Vibe. The two films are set to arrive at the same time, putting the actress’ project in direct competition with the film starring Kunal. At the trailer launch of Daayra in Mumbai on Monday (August 31), Kareena was asked how she felt about the clash and…

Actress Kareena Kapoor discussed the upcoming box-office clash between her film Daayra and her brother-in-law, Kunal Kemmu's Vibe. The two movies share a release date, pitting Daayra against Vibe in the competition for audience attention. At the Daayra trailer launch in Mumbai, Kareena was queried about her thoughts on the clash and whether it could impact the films' success.

The actress expressed admiration for Kunal, describing him as an exceptional performer with unparalleled comic timing. Kareena is confident that there's room in cinema for two outstanding films like Vibe and Daayra. She reiterated her belief that both movies would do exceptionally well at the box office, adding a lighthearted note about the fun and comedy to be found in Vibe.

Both Daayra and Vibe were directed by Meghna Gulzar and Kunal, respectively. Daayra features Kareena and Prithviraj as police officers investigating a gang-rape case, while Vibe revolves around two friends who stumble upon a terrorist plot. Both films are set to release on September 18.

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