This is how Kareena’s elder son shares Taimur does ‘Maa ki seva’

The actor took to her Instagram, and shared three pictures of Taimur walking with her stilettos as his back faces the camera. She captioned the image as, "MAA ki seva iss saal and forever Happy new year friends

Kareena Kapoor Khan, who was recently seen in ‘Singham Again’, has shared how her elder son Tamiur does her “seva”.

On Saturday, the actor took to her Instagram, and shared three pictures of Taimur walking with her stilettos as his back faces the camera. In the picture, Taimur could be seen wearing a black suit.

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She wrote in the caption, “MAA ki seva iss saal and forever Happy new year friends. More pictures coming soon stay tuned. (sic)”

Earlier, the actor, who belongs to the first film dynasty of Bollywood, and has seen what works and what doesn’t at the box-office, shared her insights on what makes a movie truly successful in today’s cinematic landscape.

The actor said that the only successful formula for a film to work is that it has to create magic, as she said, “The formula for a movie to work is simple: create magic. Whether it’s through powerful emotions, gripping action, or unforgettable music, if it leaves you inspired and moved in those 2-2.5 hours, it’s a success.”

She emphasised that the essence of a memorable film lies in its ability to create magic during the 2-2.5 hours it occupies the audience’s attention. “In a movie, there has to be magic. In those 2-2.5 hours, something needs to touch you — whether it’s the action, the music, or the story. That’s what makes it all unforgettable,” she added.

Kareena’s words capture the heart of Bollywood’s storytelling tradition where films are not just entertainment but transformative experiences that resonate long after the credits roll. The actor also took to her Instagram, and dropped several pictures from her visit to the Red Sea Film Festival.

Meanwhile, on the work front, she was last seen in ‘Singham Again’, which clashed with the Kartik Aaryan-starrer ‘Bhool Bhulaiyaa 3′ at the box-office.