Soha Ali Khan: Taimur is very CURIOUS and keeps watching cousin Inaaya

Soha spoke about the relationship between Taimur and Inaaya, says that they enjoy each other's company.

Published: Monday,May 28, 2018 13:28 PM GMT-06:00

Preksha Jain

Popular cousins Taimur Ali Khan and Inaaya Naumi Khemu are just toddlers but that doesn't stop them from being internet sensations. Both Taimur and Inaaya are stars in their own right and have a massive fan following just like their celebrity parents.

While talking to Elle, Inaaya's actress-author mom Soha Ali Khan spoke about the bond that these two share. She revealed, "Inaaya and Taimur enjoy each other's company he's very curious and he keeps watching her. Sometimes the two will hold hands or touch faces. We take them to Amrita Arora's home which has a lush garden with swings and slides, or sometimes at Kareena Kapoor's home, where we're playing with Taimur's train sets. On other days, we take them to play football or to swim".

Much like any other cousins, these two are also bonding over swings, pools and train sets!

She further continued revealing how Inaaya misses out a lot of her family as her Nani Sharmila Tagore lives far away in Delhi. Soha expressed, "I grew up in a big family with my cousins and grandparents around me. We also had a lot of dogs and huge gardens where we played cricket and slept under the stars. Today, Kunal and I live alone, and our families are far away, so I feel Inaaya misses out on a lot. What's more, Inaaya and Taimur are always surrounded by the press wherever we go. I feel childhood is all about innocence even if the parents have chosen to have a public life, the children should be allowed some privacy".

Before this as well, Soha had expressed her displeasure over the media attention on Taimur Ali Khan and Inaaya Naumi Khemu. She stated, "They are too small now. I don't understand about their fan following but, of course, she is my daughter, so I find her cute. I feel bad for them because whenever Taimur goes with his parents, the media reaches there to click his photographs. I want to urge media to not use the flash while clicking their pictures".