Stars too have their playful addictions that follow them even on the sets. In a recent interview Kareena Kapoor revealed about her latest addiction — Sudoku.
She is so hooked to it that she plays it all the time on her mobile, during the breaks on the sets, while travelling and even at home. “I get so engrossed solving puzzles that at times I get late for shoots,” she said recently. While Kareena’s new obsession is Sudoku, stars reveal the hobbies that keep them engrossed on sets, and prove to be their perfect stress-busters.
Actress Sana Saeed always carries her iPod and mini speakers to catch up on the latest tracks. “I’m quite addicted to my iPod and can’t do without it. Whenever I’m off shooting I plug them on. I’m also addicted to dancing, so I’ve even bought a small set of speakers. During breaks, I play it and get my co-stars to dance with me. It’s fun and is a stress-buster. The latest track which is always playing on my iPod is I Love The Way You Lie by Rihanna. It simply energises me before I hit the set.”
Like Kajol and Soha Ali Khan, TV actress Gurdeep Kohli of Sanjivani fame also loves reading novels on the sets. “I love to catch latest DVDs. As it’s not possible to watch the entire movie at one go, I watch them in slots. Lately I watched Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara. This way I don’t miss the latest hits. I also love reading books and I’m presently reading Still Thinking Of You by Adele Parks,” she says.
And there are few who are addicted to video games. TV actress Jennifer Winget can’t do without playing Monopoly on her mobile phone. “I can play Monopoly all the time. It’s a multi-player game, so to beat my friends and score more, I play it whenever I can on the sets or while going home from shooting. At times my co-stars get annoyed with my anti-social behaviour,” she adds.
Seconds Gauhar Khan, who is crazy about the game Fashion Story on her iPhone. “Although I’ve never really been a big fan of games, that all changed when I started playing Fashion Story. The game allows you to manage and decorate your boutique as you’d imagine it to be. Though I’m yet to start my own fashion boutique, I’m happy setting up a ‘virtual’ one,” she sums up.