Katrina was emphatic when she spoke of her belief in destiny.
'The great thing about life is that you never know what can happen and there's no limitation to it. Someone can tell you that you can never be this and never be that. It's not true. Anyone can be what he wants to be and destiny plays a major part in it. God has of course been very kind to me.
'I believe that everyone should try and live their dreams, follow them and they might just come true someday,' Katrina said.
From her disastrous debut with 'Boom' in 2003 to five hits in a row in 2007, the 24-year-old has not only worked hard on her acting skills, she has also shown a marked improvement in her Hindi dialogue delivery.
Katrina is in the news nowadays for having delivered one box office dud 'Yuvvraaj' after delivering six back-to-back hits including 'Namastey London', 'Apne', 'Partner', 'Welcome', 'Race' and 'Singh Is Kinng'.
After so many hits, she was tagged as a lucky mascot for producers by trade pundits, but the actress is not pleased with the 'lucky' label.
''Lucky mascot' doesn't make any sense. It is such an illogical statement. A successful film is a combination of a good director, good music, intelligent script, good timing, destiny, everybody's efforts and audience's reaction. There isn't a reason or an explanation that you can tag a person as lucky,' she remarked.
In her career, Katrina has predominantly dabbled in comedies, but she has lately 'felt the need to progress a bit' and try her hand at different things.
As of now, Katrina has a number of films in her kitty.
She is doing two films with Ranbir Kapoor including 'Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani' by Rajkumar Santoshi. She is also working with Prakash Jha on his multi-starrer 'Rajniti'.
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