Achievements
During her career, Kapoor has been the recipient of several honors by various organization groups. In 2004, Kapoor was awarded the "Marco Ricci Society Young Achiever Award" whilst the following year, she received the "Rajiv Gandhi Young Achiever Award"; both of which were for her achievement in films. During the same year, she was crowned as Indian Diva 2005 by the viewers of Sahara One Television. She received the "Smita Patil Memorial Award" for her contribution to the Hindi film industry and was the recipient of the "Global Achievement" award at the 2008 Future Group Global Indian TV Honours. During 2009, she received the "Vocational Excellence Award" by Rotary International for being the youngest achiever in the film industry and was also awarded the India Today Woman Award for her contribution to the world of art and cinema.
Several months later, she was among the ten recipients of IIFA-FICCI Frames' award for "Most Powerful Entertainers of the Decade". In October 2009, she earned the GQ Excellence Award for her achievement in films. The following year, Kapoor received the "Celebrity Endorsement of the Year Award" at the 2010 Tech Life Awards and was later awarded the Hello! Hall of Fame's "Entertainment of the Year". In January 2012, Kapoor was awarded the "Most Profitable Actress of the Year" at the ETC Bollywood Business Awards.
Read more about this topic: List Of Awards And Nominations Received By Kareena Kapoor
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