The 'Bhoot Police' gang with the Khans. Photo credit: Instagram/@kareenakapoorkhan.
Tribune Web Desk
Chandigarh, November 15
Saif Ali Khan is busy shooting for his next project, 'Bhoot Police', in Dharamshala, and his wife and son —Kareena Kapoor Khan and Taimur Ali Khan—have tagged along.
Along with them, Saif's co-stars Jacqueline Fernandez and Malaika Arora are also present.
Now, pictures and videos have surfaced from Dharamshala of the actors celebrating Diwali on the mountains.
Kareena posted an adorable boomerang on Instagram wishing her fans on Diwali. Sharing the clip, which features Saif and Taimur, sitting around a bonfire, Bebo wrote: "Happy Diwali to everyone... stay safe, stay happy.”
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Kareena is expecting her second child, and has just wrapped up shooting for her next film, 'Laal Singh Chaddha'.
Malaika also shared pictures from their Diwali celebrations in the mountains on her Instagram stories. Malaika shared a picture with Saif and Jacqueline.
“Happy Diwali,” she wrote on Instagram.
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Malaika was seen decked up in golden attire while Saif was in a blue and white ensemble, and Jacqueline was wearing black ethnic attire.
She also shared a glimpse of how they sat around a bonfire at night to celebrate the occasion.
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