Saif Ali Khan recently decided to call wifey Kareena Kapoor Khan on her radio show 'What Women Want', which airs on Ishq 104.8 FM, and ask a question she reviewed as 'cheeky'.
The 'Sacred Games' star joined a session of "Bebology" (a segment dedicated to a Q & A round) and asked Kareena what must a husband do to get his wife's undivided attention after the birth of their baby. Kareena, who is currently juggling spending time with their son Taimur Ali Khan and hectic work schedules had the most honest answer for him.
He asked her, "Hi Kareena, it’s really nice to ask you a question for your radio show. Once you had a baby then people say that relationship and things change and wives get busy with child and the relationship changes slightly or she’s busy and doesn’t have as much time as she used to. So my question is, is there any way that a husband can get more attention or make wife happier post baby? Are there any tips you can give us in this direction?"
Saif, who is known for his tongue-in-cheek humour, rounded off his question with a personal sign-off note: "All the best, see you at home!"
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Kareena responded, "It’s really very cheeky of you Saifu to be asking this on national radio but either ways I shall answer it. I think a husband should just be there for a wife. Baby means a lot of extra responsibilities and by sharing them, wife will automatically get happy. As for attention, plan a nice date for her to some romantic location without the baby and then see the magic. And if the wife says that she wants to spend time with the baby then don’t feel bad. It doesn’t mean she loves you any less. It just means for some time, her perspective has changed. Anyway, hoping for a nice romantic date from you soon, Saifu."
Earlier in an interview, Kareena had revealed how "obsessed" Saif himself is with their son Taimur Ali Khan. "Saif is just like, obsessed. I have to push him out... Woh Bhuj jaa rahe the ek shoot ke liye and he said, 'No, no, no, cancel the shoot. I can't go, I can't leave Taimur.' I'm like, 'You have to go. You have to go to work!'" she said.
