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Taimur makes headlines yet AGAIN! This time its the COOKIES
After Dolls, Taimur Ali Khan now has COOKIES inspired after him. Read on...
Tuesday, March 26, 2019 | 2:01:19 PM IST (+05:30 GMT)
0 Comments | By Priyanka Chauhan
Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan's son, Taimur Ali Khan is undoubtedly the internet's biggest star and paparazzi's favorite star kid.
The young champ who is just two years old already has a huge fan base and innumerable fan clubs to his name. Where ever he goes, the cameras follow him and capture all his cute activities which are then made viral by his loyal clubs all across.
A few months back, dolls inspired by Taimur's looks made its way in Indian markets and shocked everyone as it looked very similar to little Tim.
Now, the Chote Nawab of Pataudi is again in news for something similar.
According to a report in DNA, a confectionery has now found its muse in Kareena and Saif's 2-year-old son. There's a bakery, which specializes in custom cookies and has now designed Taimur cookies for their shoppers.
The report further adds that for a recent bloggers' award night, the confectionery packed such cookies for their guests.
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Recently, during her appearance at Arbaaz Khan's chat show, Pinch, Bebo was asked about Taimur dolls that were becoming the rage a few months back.
The actor didn't shy away from giving a piece of her mind and said, "I am sorry to say that looks like Chucky the doll and doesn't look like Taimur Ali Khan at all. Some strange blue eyes and some scruffy hair and a bandhgala does not make him my son."
She also shared that when everyone takes Taimur's name, the little one responds as he's a friendly child adding that he is growing under a constant spotlight.
While Kareena and Saif have never asked paparazzi or fans to not capture Taimur, they have time and again raised concerns over their son's security.
In an interview with news agency PTI, Bebo had shared that as parents, they've never stopped the paps from clicking Taimur and have never hid his face from the cameras.
She was quoted as saying, "We view it as something socially irresponsible because we have been such good parents. We haven't shied away. We never hid Taimur's face. In Hollywood, they don't allow children's faces to come (publish). But because Saif and I took the modern approach, we can't do that."
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