*Zarine Khan: ‘Don’t compare me to Katrina’*

Zarine Khan has admitted that comparisons with Katrina Kaif are holding her back from success in the industry.
The 23-year old actress, who made her debut in Veer, will next be seen in Housefull.
She told Mumbai Mirror: “There is this misconception that I am from the UK and I am 26 or 27 years old.

“The fact is I have been born and raised in Bombay and I am just 23 years old. I don’t know why everyone feels that I can’t speak Hindi.”

She added: “I cannot only speak Hindi but also Marathi and that too fluently. I just hope that once and for all, it is clear.”

She has previously dismissed claims that she looks similar to the Hong Kong-born actress.
The Ready star also denied that she had any problems with her fellow Salman Khan protégé Sonakshi Sinha, who also made her debut in a film starring the Bollywood veteran.

Kendra Wilkinson: 'I Was So Nervous' on Dancing

Nobody at Dancing with the Stars was more relieved than Kendra Wilkinson to get Monday night's premiere performance out of the way. Before performing the cha cha on live TV with partner Louis van Amstel, Wilkinson was a bundle of nerves.

"In the cha cha you're not supposed to bend your knees but I had to or I would have passed out," Wilkinson said. "I was so nervous, I barely took a breath."

What worried her? In short, everything about performing.

"I have a fear of the stage, a fear of the audience," Wilkinson said. "[The bright lights of the ballroom] made me dizzy. But I pulled it out and the fact that Carrie Ann [Inaba] said I didn't miss one step made me feel so good."

Wilkinson wasn't the only person to get a case of pre-show nerves.

"When I got here at the beginning of the day I wasn't nervous at all," says two-time Dancing champ Cheryl Burke, now in her 11th season on the show. "But two minutes before the show I thought, 'I'm going to throw up.' "

"That's a sign of a professional – you get nervous before you perform," said Burke's partner, WWE star Chris Jericho. "I'm just happy we got that first one under our belts."

The first dance, Romeo said, "felt great. It's like taking that first shot in your first basketball game. You knock it out and then you know what you need to do to get your team to the next level."

Dancing's next performance show airs March 28 (8 p.m. ET) on ABC. 

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