In Pictures: It's a play date for Taimur Ali Khan, Yash and Roohi Johar 

Bollywood's youngest star kids Taimur Ali Khan, Yash Johar, and Roohi Johar are some of the most followed children in the Hindi film industry. The toddlers have become social media celebrities and have millions of fans already. Karan Johar who is the father of twins Yash and Roohi Johar took to Instagram to share pictures oh his kids on a playdate with Kareena Kapoor and Saif Ali Khan's son Taimur Ali Khan. 

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The kids looked adorable as they met up for their play session and we just cannot get over their cuteness. 

Speaking of star kids, Taimur is followed by the paparazzi almost everywhere he goes and so much that now he has begun to recognize the media. A recent video of Taimur Ali Khan is going viral on social media. Taimur stepped out of his car with his nanny and took a few seconds to get familiar with the paparazzi and then later even waved hello them and said 'bye-bye' in an adorable manner. 

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Taimur Ali Khan is yet to turn two years old, but he is already a star. From each of his picture going viral on social media to the paparazzi following him blatantly to snap him, the little one is a sensation undoubtedly. And recently his father Saif Ali Khan joked that with the kid’s popularity, it won’t be a wrong idea to ‘sell him’, in the context of using him for advertisements or for promotions for his movies.

The ‘Omkara’ star had also revealed that he has even shared the idea with actor-wife Kareena Kapoor Khan. And the latter thought he was being ‘cheap’ and asked him how could he even think of ‘selling’ his son. Saif, however, wondered, ‘why not?’ and felt that they should indeed 'sell their son'. The actor continues that since the one-year-old is already huge on the Internet, anybody with offers to star him in an advertisement for nappies or even otherwise, could approach him, but it would be ‘expensive.’