Amid the ongoing turmoil faced by the Pataudi family following a shocking incident involving Saif Ali Khan, the actor and his w Kareena Kapoor have requested paparazzi to refrain from photographing their children, Jeh and Taimur.
The incident occurred at midnight of January 16, when an unidentified intruder managed to breach the security of Saif and Kareena’s Mumbai residence. The intruder allegedly attacked Saif with a sharp weapon, leaving the actor with some injuries. Saif was immediately treated, and the police have launched an investigation to identify and apprehend the assailant.
In response to this disturbing incident, Kareena Kapoor’s team convened a meeting with Mumbai paparazzi today. They informed the photographers of the couple’s request to refrain from taking pictures of Jeh and Taimur. Additionally, the couple has urged photographers not to gather outside their residence, citing heightened security concerns.
The family is reportedly taking additional security measures to ensure their safety in light of the unsettling event. Fans and well-wishers have expressed their support and prayers for the family’s safety and well-being.
On January 16, Bollywood actor Saif Ali Khan experienced a terrifying incident when an unidentified intruder attacked him with a sharp weapon at his Mumbai residence. Saif sustained an injury to his forearm and was immediately rushed to Lilavati Hospital, where he remained under observation for six days. Following his discharge, the actor expressed gratitude to the hospital staff for their care and extended a heartfelt gesture to a local rickshaw driver who had played a crucial role in getting him to the hospital on the night of the attack. The driver, who navigated late-night traffic to ensure Saif received prompt medical attention, was personally met by the actor and reportedly gifted ₹50,000 as a token of appreciation.
Meanwhile, the Mumbai Police continue their investigation, analyzing CCTV footage to identify the assailant and ensuring additional security around the Pataudi family’s home.
Inputs: Nilesh Wairker