LOL! Saif Ali Khan's Sarcastic Take On Baby Taimur Ali Khan & The Entire Controversy Is Bang On!

That's A Good One, Saif!

Saif says, "I should have added a disclaimer, as they do in the movies, that any resemblance to any person, living or dead, is purely coincidental."

Saif Says Taimur Is 'Farty Yeller'

"He scowls a lot, passes wind and yells so Kareena thinks he's a lot like me-a cranky, farty yeller!" he reveals about Taimur, while interacting with the leading daily.

Saif's Take On The Trolling Tweets

He says, "Social media just makes it clear what everybody is thinking in a sense. There is a lot of anonymity from the side of the people who are doing the talking so they feel free to say whatever they like, and sometimes they get very nasty..."

He's One Cool Dad

"And that's fine. It doesn't mean that twenty, thirty or forty years ago people weren't thinking similar things but maybe they did not have an outlet then. As far as I am concerned, stars are privileged and our country is actually still very balanced."

Saif On The Idea Of Naming The Baby 'Tamiur'

"My wife and I love the sound of it and we love its meaning. I am aware of the heritage of the Turkish ruler-he was Timur, my son is Taimur, an ancient Persian name that means iron," said Saif.

Saif On Taimur Controversy

"People talk about the country becoming right-wing and fascist, and we have all these fears...but the fact of the matter is that if you view the kind of unnecessary drama over Taimur, there were a lot of voices...I felt I didn't have to say anything because a lot of people had spoken wisely and liberally."

We Agree With You, Saif

"Voices that kind of vindicated my decision and made me feel that it's absolutely fine (to have the freedom to name his child as he wished to)."

'India Is Still Liberal And People Are Still Open Minded'

"Yes, there were some people who raised some objections but obviously just to look at medieval history and to make value judgments is, I think, ridiculous, and a lot of people have said that on my behalf. I feel quite confident that we don't live in a right-wing society. As Yet. India is still liberal and people are still open minded," added Saif.