My career`s best is yet to come: Katrina Kaif

Mumbai: She has featured in some hit films and awaits the release of some more big ticket ventures. Katrina Kaif believes life has been good so far but says she is looking at better times ahead in her career. "I hope the best phase of my career is yet to come. As a person one faces different phases in life. You also face phases of unsettlement where you`re not sure about anything. Right now my life is only about going to the film sets and coming back home," Katrina said at an event here Saturday. "Everything in my life has happened all unexpectedly. So far all has happened for the better. Whatever happens, it happens for the good only. God has taken care of everything so far. Everything will happen in its own time," added the 28-year-old. The British-born actress once featured in six back-to-back hits – ‘Namastey London’, ‘Apne’, ‘Partner’, ‘Welcome’, ‘Race’ and ‘Singh Is Kinng’. She went on to do films like ‘New York’ and ‘Ajab Prem Ki Ghazab Kahani’ and proved critics wrong with her powerful performance in ‘Raajneeti’. Accolades continued to pour in thanks to ‘Zindagi Na Milegi Dobara’ and ‘Mere brother Ki Dulhan’. Now, she is set to be seen with her former real life beau Salman Khan in ‘Ek Tha Tiger’, releasing Aug 15. The movie, directed by Kabir Khan, is a romantic, action thriller. Katrina feels Salman can`t handle the romantic hero avatar beyond a point. "I think right now audience likes him in the action and romantic genres and I think it works also for Salman. (But) beyond a point Salman can`t handle the romantic scenes. It is good that he has a break from the action," she said. This is not the first time Katrina has shared screen space with Salman. They were paired together in films like ‘Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya?’, ‘Partner’ and ‘Yuvraaj’. Katrina has known Salman very closely and says he is the same in person as he is as an actor. "Salman as a person and as an actor is exactly the same. In `Maine Pyaar Kyun Kiya?`, he was the same person - very spontaneous," she said. IANS