Watch video: Paparazzi accidentally injured by Kareena Kapoor Khan's car outside Malaika Arora's home

Kareena Kapoor Khan Picture Courtesy: Yogen Shah

Kareena Kapoor Khan was spotted at Malaika Arora's house. The actress went to meet her close friend who was recently discharged from the hospital. What happened outside her house was something Kareena may not have expected. A member of the media was hurt by her car on his leg and the actress immediately snapped at her driver after being shocked. She shouted- "Go Back."

The video was shared by ace photographer Viral Bhayani on his Instagram account.

Coming to Malaika, she has been discharged and got back home from the hospital on Sunday, after suffering minor injuries in a car accident on Saturday. Several pictures and videos have been circulating on social media on Sunday, featuring her boyfriend and actor Arjun Kapoor leaving her residence in his car. Malaika's sister Amrita Arora also went to visit her sister's residence to check on her health. She was accompanied by her husband Shakeel Ladak.

For the unversed, the accident took place when Malaika was returning from Pune and some cars collided with each other near Khalapur Toll Plaza on the Mumbai-Pune highway. She was hospitalised at the Apollo hospital in Navi Mumbai.

Coming to Kareena, she's soon going to be making her OTT debut on Netflix and that too with ace filmmaker Sujoy Ghosh's yet-to-be-titled directorial. As per a statement, Kareena's new film is a murder mystery and will stream on Netflix. It is a screen adaptation of one of Keigo Higashino's most acclaimed works, 'The Devotion of Suspect X'.

Excited about her OTT debut, Kareena said, "I can't wait to begin work on this exciting project. It's one that has all the right ingredients... a great story, a visionary director and a super talented cast and crew, I'm really looking forward to working with Sujoy, Jaideep, and Vijay. It's the beginning of an electrifying journey and I can't wait for audiences worldwide to see this global bestseller book come to life."