Randhir Kapoor talks about his 70th birthday celebrations
| Jan 28, 2017, 15:10 IST
Veteran actor, Randhir Kapoor, who turns 70 this February certainly has a lot to look forward to! In a recent interview with a leading tabloid the actor revealed that he plans to celebrate his birthday in style with party and et al. Randhir Kapoor revealed, "People want to know whether I’m throwing a party to trumpet my old age. Well, the answer is, yes, but rather than a big bash it’ll be an intimate gathering of family and a few close friends. Babita, who is still my wife, and my daughters, Karisma and Kareena, will look after my guests. They are still my family. I have three lovely grandchildren too."
When asked if the newest addition to the family, Taimur will be making an appearance, Randhir replied, "Taimur will barely be two months old then but I’m hoping the other two, Samaira and Kiaan (Karisma Kapoor’s children), can come to my party for a little while. But it’s a school day, so they may not be able to attend."
Talking about how things have not changed much, the actor added, "Well, I still have just one wife and two daughters. Nothing around me has changed in all these years. The only thing that has is that I don’t live with them anymore. The girls are married and have their own homes. In fact, both my daughters are wealthier than I am and I keep asking them to adopt me as their father, so that I can also be rich. And Babita is in a happy space by herself. She’s not got married again and nor does she intend to, neither do I. She continues to be my wife and I continue to be her incorrigible, horrible husband. So be it!"
When asked if the newest addition to the family, Taimur will be making an appearance, Randhir replied, "Taimur will barely be two months old then but I’m hoping the other two, Samaira and Kiaan (Karisma Kapoor’s children), can come to my party for a little while. But it’s a school day, so they may not be able to attend."
Talking about how things have not changed much, the actor added, "Well, I still have just one wife and two daughters. Nothing around me has changed in all these years. The only thing that has is that I don’t live with them anymore. The girls are married and have their own homes. In fact, both my daughters are wealthier than I am and I keep asking them to adopt me as their father, so that I can also be rich. And Babita is in a happy space by herself. She’s not got married again and nor does she intend to, neither do I. She continues to be my wife and I continue to be her incorrigible, horrible husband. So be it!"