Kareena Kapoor Khan reveals Saif Ali Khan’s reaction after she wishes him on Valentine’s Day

In her recent post, Kareena Kapoor Khan painted the most realistic picture of a Valentine’s Day between a husband and wife.

Although Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan have often expressed their love for each other on multiple occasions, the millennial couple has also never left a chance to roast each other either. This kind of fun relationship is possibly the reason why they continue to set new couple goals among youngsters. Kareena recently took to social media to showcase how she decided to wish her husband on the special occasion of Valentine’s Day but it is Saif’s reaction which many husbands will resonate with.

Kareena Kapoor Khan reveals Saif Ali Khan’s reaction after she wishes him on Valentine’s Day

Kareena Kapoor Khan, who is quite active on Instagram, has often given glimpses of her celebrating festivities and special occasions. But for Valentine’s Day, the actress has kept her post simple – for now! Kareena took to the social media platform to share a story wherein she revealed the way Saif Ali Khan reacted to her Valentine’s wish. The actress revealed a small snippet of how the scene unfolded as she wrote, “Me – Happy Valentine’s Day Saifu <3 Saif: Ok” and she followed it up with ROFL, See No Evil (monkey), and feeling loved emojis.

Kareena Kapoor Khan recently surprised her fans with a special Valentine’s Day gift wherein she posted about the re-release of her iconic film Jab We Met (2007), co-starring Shahid Kapoor. The fun romantic comedy, which also catapulted filmmaker Imtiaz Ali to fame, released in theatres along with a host of other famous Bollywood romantic dramas as a part of this special day’s celebrations.

As for Kareena’s Valentine, the actress, who started dating Saif Ali Khan somewhere around 2008, tied the knot with the Being Cyrus actor in 2012. The couple is also proud parents to two sons, Taimur (6 years) and Jeh (2 years).

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