Kabir Khan’s New York was her first critical success. The scene where her character, Maya, is interrogated and subsequently witnesses the torture of her friend marks the maturation of Kaif as an actress. She shed the heavy makeup and designer wardrobe, relying on raw expressions of fear and trauma.

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Widely considered the turning point in her career, Kaif’s portrayal of the British-born Jasmeet "Jazz" Malhotra remains one of her most relatable roles.