Taimur is a Bully at Home, 'Will Kick and Headbang You’ reveals Saif Ali Khan

Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor’s Lil' munchkin Taimur Ali Khan, is the apple of everyone’s eye. His popularity is raging, with each passing day, and the little star kid has already become everybody’s favorite.

The paparazzi cannot seem to get enough of Taimur and are always on their feet to capture glimpses of the cute baby face. And, even the munchkin is delighted to see his Pap Uncles and waves towards them lovingly.

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Recently, during the candid chat with East India Comedy, Saif Ali Khan revealed that mommy Kareena Kapoor Khan spoils Taimur, and he is slowly turning into a bully at home.

"I think it is good to be a little strict, I have given up. This time round, like my third child and my wife’s first (laughs), She kind of spoils him slightly and I know this is not gonna end properly. I know where this is going. And now he bullies everyone at home. I don’t want to go to school, so all that’s happening” the Tanhaji actor said.

Saif also revealed that Taimur gets angry when he hears no and his reaction is unmissable. “The other day someone said no to Taimur and he said ‘I don’t like you, will kick you & headbang you,’ and I was like I don’t know where he is getting it from” the actor shared.

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Meanwhile, on the work front, Saif Ali Khan’s last outing Tanhaji was a blockbuster success and is gearing up for his next Jawaani Jaaneman. The film marks the debut of  Alaya Furniturewala and also stars Tabu in the lead role. 

Talking about his role in the film, Saif earlier told IANS, "This story is about a man accepting his age, his responsibilities and his journey in life. I think the father is one of the most important people in our lives. A lot of people mess up being a father and create children that need therapy, that need friendship and that need all kinds of things to fix their problems because they are not ready to be responsible fathers."

 Directed by Nitin Kakkar, the comedy-drama is slated to release on 7 February 2020.