In 2011, she was also seen in a guest role in the successful Telugu romantic comedy Ala Modalaindi, before Teen Maar was released. However, she took a long time to sign her second Kannada film, until October 2011, when she signed up for four films in a single month. The film was a hit at the box office in 2010, and Kharbanda stated that it got her recognition and "a fair amount of admiration in the industry", resulting in her being offered numerous projects in Kannada. IANS wrote that she "looks ravishing in song sequences" and "is good at dancing". Her performance was mostly well received, with The Times of India writing that she "excels in her performance" and stating that she "is very pretty and her expressions are good". Kharbanda at Filmfare Awards South in 2013 Her next release, however, was her debut Kannada film, Chiru. Although the film was unsuccessful at the box office, she landed a prominent role in the Pawan Kalyan film Teen Maar. She may have to work on her expressions a bit in future, though". Her looks are gorgeous and she has a lot of future if she plays her cards correctly", Rediff wrote, "Kriti Kharbanda looks fresh and pretty and manages to play the part of Pragati in a fairly convincing way.
While Sify wrote, "Kriti was a good choice and she had no tense moments despite her debut. Boni received negative reviews but fetched Kharbanda a positive response. Career Film debut (2009–12) Īfter being seen on the Spar billboard, Kharbanda was cast in a lead role for the Telugu film Boni opposite Sumanth. She said that she had initially no plans of becoming an actress and that it was only because of her mother's encouragement that she considered it seriously.
Her photo on the Spar billboard caught the attention of NRI director Raj Pippala who was looking for a heroine for his film, and that paved the way for her acting career. Her prominent modelling campaigns during her college days were for Bhima Jewellers, Spar, and Fair & Lovely.
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Īs a child, she was also featured in a number of advertisements and she continued modelling while in school/college, stating that she "always loved doing TV commercials". Īccording to her, she was very active in cultural activities during school and college. She holds a diploma in jewellery designing. After completing her high school in Baldwin Girls High School, she attended Bishop Cotton Girls' School, ISC, before graduating from Sri Bhagawan Mahaveer Jain College. She moved to Bangalore in the early 1990s with her family. She has a younger sister Ishita Kharbanda and a younger brother Jaiwardhan Kharbanda, who is the co-founder of Paper Plane Productions. Kriti Kharbanda was born in a Punjabi family in Delhi to Ashwani Kharbanda and Rajni Kharbanda.
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