Actor Kareena Kapoor shared in a light hearted ad that her husband Saif Ali Khan is not someone who makes grand romantic gestures. Responding with a smile, Saif jokingly asked if getting her name tattooed on his arm years ago could be considered a “little” act.
The playful exchange was part of a promotional campaign featuring the couple, where they discussed their relationship with humor and honesty. Kareena mentioned that while Saif is not dramatic in expressing love, his consistent support and presence matter more than flashy gestures.
Saif, known for his witty remarks, used the opportunity to remind Kareena and the audience of the well known tattoo of her name he got during the early days of their relationship. The moment sparked laughter and drew attention on social media, with fans calling the couple’s bond refreshing and real.
The ad has since gone viral, with many appreciating the candidness and chemistry between the two stars.
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