Katrina Kaif: Something has to be done to stop this sort of vandalism. I am not on Twitter or any other social networking website.I plan to start my own website by the end of the year.”
I am not on Twitter-Katrina Kaif Katrina Kaif doesn’t believe in half measures. It comes as no surprise to know that she intends to start her own website.
After months of research, preparation and build- up before the internet’s most ‘hit’ girl delves deeply into her own domain.
The actual launch will be by the end of the year. “I don’t want this to be something I start and then leave to others to take care of.
Of course there will be professional employed to oversee my website. But I’ll picking and choosing all the material and pictures that go into it.”
Katrina’s website to be called is being launched with maximum care. Katrina wants it to be one-stop all-purpose Katrina Kaif stopover for all fans on the net.
Other websites using her pictures and quotes without proper consent would have to face legal consequences.
Considering she’s the most searched and googled Bollywood actress , surely telescoping and restricting the inflow of information and pictures would be tough. Says Katrina, “My website will be comprehensive. It will have my exclusive pictures. In fact I’ll be doing photo sessions done specially by me. It will also have pictures taken by me on my sets and on location.”
What Katrina’s website won’t have is accounts and reports on her day-to-day activities. “I don’t think it’s cool to let people know where I am or what I’m doing throughout the day. I’m not on any of the social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook. I guess my life is no an open Facebook, “ she puns.
The design colours and format for her website are ready. “ I looked at several designs presented to me. Then I saw a British actress’ website which I quite liked, though it was too dark for my personality. My website will be fun, feisty, bubbly and colourful, to go with my image.”Katrina’s website has been designed by her sister’s boyfriend and two professional designers from Great Britain. “There’s nothing haphazard and everything official about it,” she chuckles.
