EXCLUSIVE: Jeh is too small, Taimur is totally a daddy’s boy: Kareena Kapoor Khan

Actors Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan are one of the most celebrated couples in Bollywood. Having said that, their children Taimur Ali Khan and Jeh Ali Khan are even big internet sensations than their parents. Whenever the kids are spotted in the city, the shutterbugs’ camera lenses go wild and how. Amidst all their popularity, during a fun rapid-fire segment with Bollywood Bubble, Kareena Kapoor spoke about her children revealing who is the stubborn one and who is the father’s and mamma’s boy.

In an exclusive chat with us, when asked who is more stubborn, to which, Bebo said, “Jeh is too small but I think Tim.” When asked who is mama’s boy and who is papa’s boy, Kareena replied, “Taimur is completely his father’s boy”. In the same fun segment, the Good Newwz actor also revealed if she’s doing Spirit with the Baahubali star Prabhas.

When asked if Spirit starring Prabhas has been offered to her, she said “No”. Well, earlier, there were reports of Kareena being approached for Spirit which is helmed by Sandeep Vanga Reddy; however, now, the rumours can rest as she has rubbished the reports of being offered the film.

 

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Even though Kareena Kapoor Khan’s children have always been the talk of the town, they are equally trolled by the netizens. Earlier, in an interview with us, the Laal Singh Chaddha actor spoke about how she tackles trolls targeting her family and kids, she said, “My page is only for people that spread positivity. I don’t include negatively. So, I don’t read comments. Also, I feel Instagram is a lot more inclusive because it is pictorial. So, it’s not that negative. May be that’s why I am not on Twitter. I don’t want to have this kind of open war.”

Watch Kareena Kapoor Khan in the fun rapid fire:

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