Kareena Kapoor Khan’s special birthday post on Jehangir’s 2nd birthday is cuteness overloaded; Watch here!

For Jehangir Ali Khan, Kareena Kapoor posted a sweet birthday message. On Tuesday, the child turned two. The actor posted two old photos of Jeh from the London sets of her Hansal Mehta movie, in which he is shown acting grumpily and refusing to get off of her lap.

KAREENA’S POST ON JEH’S BIRTHDAY

Kareena posted the images to Instagram and said, "Doesn't want to leave my lap... this situation will soon reverse. I love you with all my heart and soul, my Jeh baba! Happy Birthday son. Thank you, @khamkhaphotoartist, for capturing this precious moment on our TBM set in London, 2022. Forever and more."

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In the post, actor Soni Razdan wrote: “Happy Birthday darling Jeh. And yes enjoy it while it lasts because it doesn’t.” Talking about Kareena, a fan said, “She is so inspiring that besides having family she manages everything so well.” A fan commented on the pics, “Oh my god. That's tooooo cute.” Another wrote, “So adorable, happy 2nd Birthday to Jeh.” One more wrote, “Awww thats Sooo precious.”

Kareena had brought Jehangir to London while she was filming Hansal Mehta's upcoming movie. It is a mystery murder movie. Taimur, their older son, and Saif Ali Khan remained in Bombay during this time.

KAREENA IN AN INTERVIEW DISCUSSED ABOUT HER TWO SONS

In an interview, Kareena expressed her desire for her two sons to be aware of her role as a working mother. "My kids have to understand that because both Saif and I are working parents. And it’s something I’ve always told Taimur. I’ve been going to work since he was seven months old. I make it a point to tell him that while on some days, I need to go out, on others, his father has to. It’s something that he has understood and both he and Jeh have to grow to understand that both of their parents work so that we all can have a good life. They should respect that the woman of the house also works. They should know that their mother also goes to work. Work is a part of me that will always be there. This is how my boys will have to be brought up.”