- Karisma Kapoor is returning to work after 12 years with Murder Mubarak.
- Directed by Homi Adajania and starring Sara Ali Khan.
- Before Murder Mubarak, Karisma’s last film was the 2012 supernatural thriller Dangerous Ishhq.
The word “comeback” “should be wrapped and parcelled away,” according to Karisma Kapoor. Speaking of the ten-year gap between her on-screen appearances, she stressed that it is simply an actress going back to work and shouldn’t be considered a comeback. Karisma has been producing web series, but with the 2024 release of Murder Mubarak, she will make her cinematic debut.
Sara Ali Khan and Homi Adajania both star in the film Murder Mubarak. Karisma’s most recent movie, the 2012 eerie thriller Dangerous Ishhq, came before Murder Mubarak. She appeared in the movie with Divya Dutta, Rajneesh Duggal, and Jimmy Sheirgill.
When asked by ETImes why she dislikes the idea of comebacks, Karisma responded, “God, oh God. Sincerely, the term “comeback” needs to be sealed up and stored. Let’s not continue to subject actors to this. Do you know if someone is making a comeback into the corporate world when they return to the office after a few years away? He or she recently returned to work. And when around that individual, people simply act normally. That is how it ought to be with performers as well, male or female, in my opinion. but particularly for women. Individuals frequently and uncritically use the term “comeback” in their speech.”
The actor stated that she chose to take the pause while speaking about it. “To be honest, I had no option. Little children were mine. I desired to be in my house. I got my first job at a very young age. Literally after I finished school, I started working. And I have worked on numerous movies simultaneously. I’ve worked both three and four shifts a day for a number of years. I would have 8 to 10 releases every year. Happily, the most of them were prosperous. Yet, the point was that I had put in a lot of effort and was beginning to feel burned out. She added that she made the decision not to “stay at it” because she did not want to pursue 100-days long outdoor shoot schedules and prefered to take it easy instead
In addition to acting in movies, Karisma served as a judge on various reality competitions, including Indian Idol, Dance India Dance, and Super Dance. Also, she participated in the web series Mentalhood in 2020 and made cameos as herself in movies including Zero and Bombay Talkies.
Moreover, Karisma is developing another online series. She will appear in Abhinay Deo’s Brown, a Zee Studios-supported film based on the novel The City of Death by Abheek Barua. Soni Razdan, Helen, and Surya Sharma are among the other actors who appear in the series.
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