Saif Ali Khan REVEALS he might change son Taimur Ali Khan's name!
Chhote Nawab Saif Ali Khan and begum Kareena Kapoor Khan's little bundle of joy Taimur Ali Khan was born on December 20, 2016, and ever since he has been making headlines. First, the gorgeous looking baby created quite a stir with his immense good looks and then followed the uninvited name controversy.
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New Delhi: Chhote Nawab Saif Ali Khan and begum Kareena Kapoor Khan's little bundle of joy Taimur Ali Khan was born on December 20, 2016, and ever since he has been making headlines. First, the gorgeous looking baby created quite a stir with his immense good looks and then followed the uninvited name controversy.
Social media went into a tizzy over Saif and Kareena naming their son Taimur, linking it to the Turco-Mongol conqueror Timur who was infamous for his deeds. However, Saif later clarified that it was not based on his ruler but he rather liked the name Taimur as in Persian it means Iron.
Now, comes an unexpected news that the royal Saif is considering changing the gorgeous baby' name. Yes! You read that right. In an interview with Delhi Times, Saif has been quoted as saying, “You know, actually - I haven't told anyone this - I thought for a second about changing his name. For a couple of weeks. And Kareena was a little against it and she said, 'People respect you for your opinion and you can't'... So I said, yeah, but it's not about people. I don't want him to get unpopular. And I still might, maybe when he's one or two, I might change his name in a while, it's still sinking in, what to do.”
In the same interview, he even revealed how he once thought of drafting a small note on changing Taimur's name but later found the reason behind it completely wrong and felt that it was not the right for him to write something like that.
He added saying, “A part of me has realised that if a select few are happy with you, universal acceptance is not required because this kind of populist approval means something scary. I would rather have a handful of people whose opinion I respect, agree with me, that's enough. I don't want universal approval if it's going to require me to pretend.”
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