Kareena Kapoor's Son Taimur And Tusshar Kapoor's Son Laksshya Are Ready For A Road Trip With Friends
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Taimur looks adorable in a blue tee and orange shorts
We all know about Kareena Kapoor and Tusshar Kapoor's friendship and now it seems, their sons Taimur and Laksshya, respectively, also share the same bond. On Wednesday, Kareena Kapoor posted two photos of her son Taimur and Tusshar's son Laksshya happily posing with their friends before leaving for their road trip. For those who don't know, Taimur and Laksshya were born in the same year - 2016 - so were their other friends in the photos. Sharing the photos, Kareena Kapoor wrote: "Road trip ready" and went on to thank the restaurant where they stopped by before the trip, "Thank you for the best time, as usual, Gallops Restaurant, my favourite place." Tusshar Kapoor shared the same photos with this caption: "#Classof2016 #Reunion." Check out the adorable photo of little Taimur and Laksshya here:
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