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Vote for Kareena's best film!

We've loved Kareena Kapoor, as she's flitted between characters like Geet, Poo and Dolly.

The actress, who completed 10 years in the industry this year, turns 30 on September 21.

We celebrate the actress by looking at some of her best works, and invite you to vote for your favourite. Click on, and vote at the end of the slide show.

3 Idiots

Kareena had a small role in this film about friends, played by Aamir Khan, R Madhavan and Sharman Joshi. Yet, she managed to make glasses look sexy, a far cry from the nerdy image they had always portrayed thus far.

Kurbaan

Kareena has never been afraid of being bold. So she posed topless in Kurbaan's poster, and looked fab at it.

The film may not have won box office points but Kareena looked swell with on and off screen love Saif Ali Khan.

Golmaal Returns

Kareena can be as sunny as she is sexy. And Golmaal Returns proved that.

Jab We Met

Jab We Met is undoubtedly Kareena's crowing glory till date. Her outing as Geet won her fans, awards and adulation.

Don

Kareena seduced Shah Rukh Khan, and the audiences with Yeh Mera Dil in Don, and left audiences wanting more. Even comparisons with the original star of the song, Helen, seemed to fade away.

Omkara

Vishal Bhardwaj cast Kareena as Dolly in Omkara, and changed the way the world saw the actress. She proved that she did, in fact, have that acting bone in her curvy body.

Yuva

Kareena's fashionable skirts, kohl-lined eyes and vibrant character gave Yuva the colour it needed. Her segment with Vivek Oberoi balanced out the film's high drama.

Dev

Kareena tried out a no-makeup look, and came out looking gorgeous. The actress' innocent eyes did most of the talking in this film about communal riots.

Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham

Karan Johar's K3G starred some of the top actors of the time -- Amitabh and Jaya Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Rani Mukerji and Hrithik Roshan.

Yet, Kareena -- just a few films old then -- held her own, and Poo became one of the delights of the film.

Refugee

Kareena chose a rustic film over a glamorous one for her debut. J P Dutta's Refugee saw the actress make friends with the camera, and made the audience notice her.

 

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