Bollywood diva, Kareena Kapoor Khan, is a proud mommy to her two sons, Taimur Ali Khan and Jehangir Ali Khan. She is an inspiration to all the mothers out there, and her parenting style is praiseworthy. Kareena is well-known for being vocal and speaking her heart out when it comes to differentiating views. And when it comes to her professional life, she is one of the most sought-after actresses in Bollywood.
Currently, Kareena Kapoor Khan is busy promoting her next film, Jaane Jaan, alongside Vijay Varma and Jaideep Ahlawat, which also marks her OTT debut. In a recent interaction at The Indian Express’ Express Adda, Kareena Kapoor Khan opened up about many anecdotes about her personal life. During the same, the show's host asked the actress an interesting and a bit tricky question about homosexual relationships. He asked:
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"How would you tell your child why Uncle Jack is married to a man?"
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Responding to the same, Kareena Kapoor gave a beautiful answer. The loving mommy shared that she would tell her kids that love has no boundaries, and it doesn't come in any particular gender, size or form. She added that it's not always that a man has to love a woman, but two men or two women can also love each other. In her words:
"Because he loves him, and love doesn't come in any particular gender, size or form. And we can not try to put it in the fact that Amma has to love Abba. It's fine. Sometimes, Jack can love John, and I don't know, Trisha can love Prisha. That's just the way it is. Love has no boundaries."
Now that a Reddit user shared the video on the discussion portal, netizens were quick to react to the same. One user penned, "As a member of the community, I thank Kareena for saying this. A mainstream top Hindi actress saying this at such a forum is great. Very happy seeing this and much much love to Kareena". Another one commented, "Well said Kareena! I’m going to use that answer with my kids too."
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Well, this is not the first time that Kareena Kapoor opened up about her support for the LGBTQ community. Earlier, in an interview with the film magazine, Filmfare, she talked about the LGBTQ community and said that she would teach her sons, Taimur Ali Khan and Jehangir Ali Khan, to not differentiate between people. The 3 Idiots actress shared that she hates it when people refer to the LGBTQ community as ‘different.’ She also said that she believes that everyone is the same and wants to raise her sons such that they also share the same ideology. Talking about the same, Kareena said:
“Even calling them (those from the LGBTQ community) 'different' is something I don't like. We are one. That's the whole idea. Why are people even saying that 'this is different'? No! We're all the same na with our hearts, lungs, and liver so why are we seeing them in any other way? That's the way I think, and that's the way I'll always bring up my boys to think also.”
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Further in the conversation, Kareena Kapoor shared that they are open-hearted and open-minded and want their kids to be the same way. Addressing the people of the LGBTQ community, the actress added that she and her husband, Saif Ali Khan, are open-minded and have friends from the LGBTQ community. She said:
“I love you guys! I love the fact that you always shower me with so much love. I'm all for transparency and both Saif and I are people who live life transparently and have friends all over the world from the LGBTQ community. We are open-hearted and open-minded and that's the way I look forward to bringing up my children. We talk to them about issues pertaining to the community and I feel that's how it should be.”
What are your views about Kareena Kapoor's way of teaching her kids about homosexual marriages?
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