Saif Ali Khan Scolds Paparazzi On Clicking Taimur Ali Khan, “Enough, You Are Not Supposed To Do That”
Recently, a video of Saif Ali Khan scolding paparazzi for clicking his son and Internet sensation Taimur Ali Khan has gone viral. In the video, Saif was seen telling shutterbugs that ‘they are not supposed to do that’. The video was asked to be deleted but is still online.
Nawab couple- Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor Khan’s little
munchkin Taimur Ali Khan is no doubt an Internet sensation. Every time the
toddler steps out of his house for his play school or play date, shutterbugs
make sure to not miss clicking him. Every now and then the pictures of
cutie-patootie go viral on social media in no time. A few months back, Saif was
in news for telling paps to back off and stop clicking Taimur too much. Later,
it was reported that the Baazaar actor had also complained to the Police
against the shutterbugs for standing outside his residence. But Saif denied
filing any complaint.
Now, another video of Saif has surfaced where he is telling paparazzi that they are not supposed to click Taimur outside his house. While many handles were asked to delete it few posrtqls still have the video where Saif was seen snapping at the photographers and Taimur was seen smiling and waving at them. In the video, Saif was reportedly seen saying, "No, no not outside the house please, like we promised. No, enough, you are not suppose to do that," reports India Today.
Earlier, in an interview with Rajeev Masand, when Kareena
Kapoor was asked about Saif's statement, telling paparazzi to take it easy, she
had then said, “It's a very confused thing. I don't want him to get used to the
fact that he is getting clicked but now he understands. He hears us say, 'the
media is there,' so he is picking up words. But he's so innocent because he's
been told to say hi and hello to everyone. They are saying hello, they are
polite, they've been polite and at a distance, but yes, there's a constant kind
of movement.”
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