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No comeback plans for Karisma

If you are waiting to see Karisma Kapoor back on the big screen then it is not going to happen anytime soon as the actress recently revealed that she still hasnt planned her comeback to the films

Updated At : 06:11 AM Nov 19, 2015 IST

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If you are waiting to see Karisma Kapoor back on the big screen, then it is not going to happen anytime soon as the actress recently revealed that she still hasn't planned her comeback to the films.

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The 41-year-old actress said at a diabetes awareness event, “I haven't decided to come back onscreen yet. Right now I'm very busy with my family.” The Raja Hindustani star was last seen in Mashesh Bhatt's directorial Dangerous Ishhq. —ANI

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