A simple girl at heart, Kareena Kapoor has to play an opposite role as an actress - she has an arduous task of looking glamorous and attending glittery events all the time.

"I am a very simple girl in real life. I am honest, I love spending time with my family and I love home-cooked food. But in my profession, I have to go for events, award functions and have to look glamorous on shoots. It's a difficult job, but I don't know anything else besides this," the 31-year-old said here Wednesday while unveiling the cover page of Filmfare magazine featuring her.

Kareena Kapoor is reportedly tying the knot with Saif Ali Khan Oct 16, but the actress is not confirming it and has also refused to answer a question whether she would be converting to Islam after marriage.

However, Saif's mom, actress Sharmila Tagore has confirmed that the two are getting married Oct 16, according to media reports. But Kareena is tight-lipped about it.

"You all know everything, then why are you asking," Kareena said to reporters during the promotion of "Heroine" here Wednesday.

An American college, which has on its rolls over 20,000 students from 170 nations, screened the 1970s bollywood blockbuster "Sholay" as it hosted a `Year of India' during the 2012-13 academic year that will also see presentations to explore India.

Queens College of the City University of New York (CUNY) is hosting a 'Year of India' with exhibitions, a film series, and performances and student-sponsored activities on culture, sports, and everyday life in India.

After producing and directing critically acclaimed and commercially successful movies, filmmaker Anurag Kashyap has turned script doctor for Vikas Bahl's "Queen".

"It's great to have a script doctor working on your film. Someone like the sheer brilliance that Anurag Kashyap is works best for a film. We are very thankful to him that he came on board as the script doctor for the film," Bahl, who has written the film's script, said in a statement.