Karisma Kapoor recently shared insights into her experiences during the 1990s Bollywood comedy scene, where she often performed without scripts alongside notable actors like Govinda and Paresh Rawal. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, she described how this era was marked by spontaneity and collaboration, stating that many hit films were created on the fly, with scenes developed directly on set. Kapoor recalled working under director David Dhawan, who would succinctly instruct her in Hindi, allowing her to grasp his vision instantly. She highlighted the improvisational nature of productions, particularly mentioning 'Haseena Maan Jaayegi' (1999), where the cast functioned like a close-knit theatre group. Kapoor, who has been acting since she was a teenager, emphasized the importance of instinct and passion in their work. Currently, she stars in the ZEE5 crime thriller 'Brown', where she plays a complex character, showcasing her range as an actress in a different genre.