Kareena Kapoor Pays Tribute to Diane Keaton, Shares Her Favourite Films of the Hollywood Icon

Mumbai, Oct 12 : Bollywood star Kareena Kapoor Khan paid a heartfelt tribute to Hollywood legend Diane Keaton, who passed away at the age of 79 on Saturday. The actress, known for her love of classic cinema, shared a list of her favourite Diane Keaton films on Instagram Stories, remembering the Oscar-winning star for her iconic roles and timeless performances.

Kareena highlighted The First Wives Club (1996) as one of her top picks. The comedy-drama, directed by Hugh Wilson and based on Olivia Goldsmith’s novel, saw Keaton play Annie MacDuggan, an anxious housewife who joins forces with friends played by Bette Midler and Goldie Hawn to confront their ex-husbands. Kareena described the role as one of Keaton’s most relatable and humorous performances.

Another standout in Kareena’s list was Marvin’s Room (1996), in which Keaton starred alongside Meryl Streep and Leonardo DiCaprio. The film tells the story of estranged sisters reconnecting after one is diagnosed with a serious illness. Keaton’s portrayal of Bessie, a devoted woman caring for her ailing father, earned her an Academy Award nomination for Best Actress.

Kareena also paid homage to the timeless classic Annie Hall (1977), directed by Woody Allen. In this celebrated romantic comedy, Keaton played the free-spirited title character opposite Allen, winning the Oscar for Best Actress. Kareena described the film as “everlasting cinema” that continues to inspire actors and filmmakers worldwide.

The final film on her tribute was Something’s Gotta Give (2003), in which Keaton starred as Erica Barry, a successful playwright who unexpectedly falls for an older man played by Jack Nicholson. The role showcased Keaton’s charm and comedic timing, earning her another Oscar nomination.

According to PEOPLE magazine, Diane Keaton passed away after an emergency call from her home in Los Angeles, with the exact cause of death yet to be revealed. Sources close to the actress noted that her health had been declining in recent times.

Through her Instagram tribute, Kareena Kapoor celebrated Diane Keaton’s remarkable legacy, reaffirming the Hollywood icon’s enduring influence on generations of actors across the world.