Kareena Kapoor Khan opens up on media hype around Taimur
Kareena Kapoor Khan is one such actress who became more popular post marriage. Kareena should be given the credit of shattering stereotypes in Bollywood. From continuing to work after marriage to flaunting her pregnancy looks, Kareena is one unabashed lady. The actress is currently in a happy space and is having a great time managing both family time and work.
Recently in an interview with noted film critic Rajeev Masand, Kareena spoke at length about her career and family. We all know that Kareena and Saif Ali Khan's son Taimur is an internet sensation. He can give any celebrity a run for their money. Hence, it is obvious that there were questions about Taimur and all the social media glare around him and the actress poured her heart out in the interview.
Kareena said that Taimur has now started picking up words like media. “He is so innocent that since he has been told that ‘you have to say hi and hello to everyone’, he is like ‘hi’ while waving to the media. They (paparazzi) say hello, they are very polite and are always at a distance. But they do constant kind of movement, she said.
The actress emphasized that she wants him to have a normal life and media should respect that. She went on to say that after media is done with their pictures, they should allow him to move freely and stop capturing him constantly. ''If they have got their photograph from a distance, they can go and do something else, go on and click Ranveer Singh. Why a two-and-a-half year old? Let him go and play. What he has to do?,'' she said.
On a related note, Kareena Kapoor has wrapped the shooting of Good News directed by Raj Mehta. The film also features Akshay Kumar, Kiara Advani and Diljit Dosanjh in pivotal roles. The Dharma Productions' project revolves around two couples who are trying for a baby. Recently, the actors announced the release date of the film in an unique way.
Kareena will also play a cop in Angrezi Medium alongside Irrfan Khan and Radhika Madan. Besides, she will feature in Takht, which is Karan Johar's directorial.
