There's no pact with Deepika: Katrina Kaif breaks silence on working with Deepika Padukone

Deepika Padukone and Katrina Kaif are two of the most stunning actresses we have in B-Town but both of them are far from being friends, courtesy their common ex flame Ranbir Kapoor. You would be living under a rock to not have known that (in case you don't). Now, while quite a number of actresses have expressed their desire to work with these two, Alia Bhatt, who happens to be good friends with both of them, too expressed the same in a recent interview.

Alia recently shared that she has a pact with both Deepika and Katrina of working with them. When the folks at Hindustan Times told Katrina about the same and asked for her comments on it, Katrina said that it would be amazing to team up with Alia. She added, "Not many know but I have been telling Adi (Aditya Chopra; film-maker) for the longest time that someone should make a great, big-budget and a lavishly mounted film starring two girls with strong characters. I really hope he does something like that and I would love to do such a movie with Alia. I have a strong feeling that it would do amazingly well."

The Tiger Zinda Hai actress went on to add that she hasn't got any such pact with Deepika. She was quoted as saying, "As far as I am concerned, there is no pact or anything like that with Deepika in terms of working together."

Well, looks like these two ladies aren't going to come together on the silver screens in the near future.

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