Kareena Kapoor skips Guns N' Roses concert, jams with family
The actor, known popularly as Bebo, chose to skip the legendary band's return to India after 13 years and instead spent her evening with her actor-husband, Saif Ali Khan, and son Taimur.
On Monday, Kapoor Khan took to Instagram to drop glimpses of their jam session.
The black-and-white photo showed Khan playing the guitar while teaching Taimur, who was seen sitting on a stool, deeply focused on learning how to strum.
"Might have missed Guns N' Roses..." she wrote in the first story. In a follow-up story with the same picture, she added, "But I got my own band, people," along with a fire, heart, and smiling emoji.
Rock band Guns N' Roses performed at a jam-packed venue in Mumbai on May 17 to mark their return to India after 13 years. The band performed as part of their ongoing Asia tour.
Meanwhile, Kapoor Khan was last seen in the Bollywood action flick Singham Again, starring Ajay Devgn, Akshay Kumar, Deepika Padukone and Tiger Shroff.
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