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Fan Club Of The Week - Kriti Sanon

By Asjad Nazir.

ACTRESS Kriti Sanon has made a big impact in Bollywood in a short span of time and in the process, got herself a rapidly growing fan base.


Die-hard admirer Zeeshan (@Being_Zeeshaan) from Bangalore, India runs a fan club dedicated to the talented star. Eastern Eye caught up with Zeeshan to find out more.

What made you set up the fan club?

I became a fan the moment I saw Kriti in the Heropanti trailer. Her smile and looks were fabulous, but when I actually saw her acting, I was damn sure she was going to be a top

actress. So I decided to open a fan club named @KritiSanonCafe to bring every news, photos and more related to her.

Tell us more about your fan club?

At @KritiSanonCafe, you have the latest updates, high quality photos, events, videos, fan messages and more. So the best thing is to stay connected to our fan club and get all

the updates if you are a fan.

Tell us your memorable moment?

My most memorable moment would be the day Kriti followed me on Twitter. The best gift any fan can get is when their favourite celebrity follows them. Another memorable moment

was when she wished me on my birthday using my real name. I can’t thank her enough for all this.

What is the best thing you like about Kriti Sanon?

Our fan club is whole-heartedly dedicated to our very own beautiful person, inside and out, Kriti. I like everything about her and the choices of movies she makes.

What is your favourite work Kriti has done?

My favourite is when a fan requested us to tell Kriti that it’s their birthday and she wished that person, which made their day even more special. Whenever Kriti takes time out of her busy schedule for fans, even if it’s only five minutes, it makes us all so happy.

Tell us an interesting fact about your idol?

Kriti doesn’t sign movies just for the sake of doing them. She waits for good scripts and strong roles. She’s a huge fan of Madhuri Dixit and wants to dance and act like her. Kriti

is also a private person, but we love her work and she’s here to entertain us.

What is your definition of a true fan?

A true fan would support their idol even in their bad times and also when their movies don’t do good at the box-office. A fan should love their idol’s personality and respect their privacy.

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