Video Of Kareena Scolding Jeh Goes Viral, Fans Defend Actress: ‘She Is His Mom, Don’t Preach’

Kareena Kapoor Khan’s two children Taimur Ali Khan and Jeh Ali Khan are not just paparazzi favourites but are loved and adored by many fans out there. It seems that after the unfortunate knife attack on her husband-actor Saif Ali Khan, Kareena is taking extra precautions for her children’s protection. In a recent video that has been doing the rounds on social media, we see her reprimanding Jeh for not holding hands. 

While a section of the media have misinterpreted her actions, many have supported Kareena, figuring that the actress’ reaction stems from a place of concern and desire to ensure her children’s safety. 

Kareena scolds Jeh

Kareena was seen on a day out with her sons Jeh and Taimur at the Gateway of India in Mumbai. The mother was seen with her kids as they spent the day presumably with their school friends and teachers. In several videos that have been doing the rounds on social media, we see Kareena in a red shirt with pants, as she takes charge to make sure everything is okay. The actress is seen checking her children’s safety.

When Jeh is seen breaking free from his guardian’s grasp and rushing to her side, Kareena scolds Jeh and firmly reminds him, “I said ‘hold your hand”.

Fans defending Kareena

While many criticised Kareena’s actions, her fans appreciated her for being a responsible and caring mother. “She’s being a mum? What’s news about this. Work harder,” a fan wrote. “If she is strict then problem and if she is not strict you say kareena should be a little strict to taimur what the problem let them to live there lives plz requesting you to give them some privacy”, another wrote.

“She is his mom don’t preach,” one wrote. Another wrote, “Ha toh kya kare bhagne de bache ko sadak par..chot lagne de usei (So, what should she do? Let them get hurt)”.

Kareena and Saif request paparazzi to not click pictures of their kids

Off late, after Saif’s knife attack, both he and Kareena requested paparazzi to not click their kids pictures outside their house amid security concerns.