Are Saif and Kareena being insensitive? - Page 9

Originally posted by: roni_berna

Why be sensitive? When Ranveer and Deepika could party while kids were being thrown stones on for their movie Padmavati, Sridevi is not even related to Kareena nor Saif. It doesn't make sense why everyone should mourn as then for every death in the industry, the whole industry should be wearing white outfits and not go out of their house. When it did not happen for Raj Kapoor or Prithvi Raj who were supposed to be the first ones to make BW what it is today, why should it change now?

Originally posted by: ManwaLagge

There is no maternal bone in Kareena this child was conceived and brought into this world for vanity reasons. Which is why he is being treated like an accessory by his parents, in particular his dumb bimbo mother

Originally posted by: anonymous39

^They were releasing vacation pics while everyone was waiting for Sridevi's body to come back to India.

Originally posted by: Justmoi

It's not mandatory people go for funerals. They were represented by both sides of the family.

They were not close, they had other obligations, they could have sent flowers, called. We do not know. Sridevi is dead, she is not keeping score of who came and the family too distraught to care I would imagine.

Nannies are ok. No one begrudges a nanny.

But what I see in pictures of Taimur wanting to be carried obviously by his mother and his mother ignoring him and posing. Now that is being vain, shallow, selfish and I would say a mother who needs to examine her priorities.

Sridevi was no saint, but her kids came first. Ash is no saint, but the way she interacts with Ara in public shows her priority. Kajol. So many mothers with bigger and better careers put their kids first in public. Karishma for instance. Stop posing and pay attention to the child Kareena.

Originally posted by: return_to_hades

So Saif and Kareena are the ones actually releasing the pictures, not the paparazzi? I was under the assumption that paparazzi always had full control of release and pricing, and publishers had full control of publishing and timing.