"We must live with"

Sharmila Tagore, grandmother of Taimur Ali Khan, famous Internet actress, claims that the only way for the family to cope with the paparazzi frenzy with regard to her grandmother son is to accept it.

Saif All Khan and Kareena Kapoor are still surrounded by a paparazzi band.

Sunday, interact with the media at HELLO! The 74-year-old actress said: "I guess we have to live with .It's the age of social media, I do not think we can fix it."

feels if we can not beat the trend then we should join. However, she is also worried. She thinks that excessive media coverage is not good for Taimur because he is too young to cope with it.

"I am very old-fashioned, I do not think children should be exposed to all this."

"However, Sara (Ali Khan) taught me to say," If you can not beat them, join them, "" she told the media during the event .

Taimur's photos are almost always shared on social media and become viral.

When asked what Sharmila thought about it, she replied: "I imagine that I should be happy about it, but I do not think it's very good for him." ;child." Hall of Fame Awards 2019.

"I think it's a great honor, it's a recognition from a very prestigious media house, so I'm very honored." suppose they give me an award for having worked for many years in this wonderful film industry, "she added.

Sharmila Tagore, launched by the iconic filmmaker Satyajit Ray, has worked in many successful Bollywood films, such as Aradhana Kashmir Ki Kali Chupke Chupke Amar Prem among others.

Asked about her most memorable moment in her long film career, she said, "There is not one, but many, all the films I've worked in. These are my favorite ones. They are like my children. "

" You can not have a favorite child, so in short, even though I can not locate one, I may write it someday in my memoirs . [19659003]

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