Father’s Day 2019: From Shah Rukh Khan to Saif Ali Khan, here’s what Bollywood’s coolest dads have said about their kids

From cuddling with their kids to roasting them online, we love all these dads no matter what. Check out their pics and some of the most adorable things they have said about their kids:

These superstars are all we talk about 365 days of the year but today makes them even more special. Sunday marks Father’s Day all around the world and to celebrate, we bring you the cutest and most awesome dads of Bollywood. 

Saif Ali Khan- “Unfortunately, I live with the biggest internet star, Taimur Ali Khan, so the paparazzi is always parked outside and I get clicked often. If you ask my two-year-old son where the media is, he will point out of the window,” Saif said about his son in an interview. “During the day, he’s waddling around the house, but in the evening, when I dim the lights, light the candles, put on some music, he’s happy to sit quietly with Kareena and me, drinking his milk, soaking in the ambience. As a parent I can only nurture him,” he added.

Shah Rukh Khan-“When I am with Aryan sometimes, we just lie down in our shorts without our shirts and crack dirty jokes. He gets really excited telling me about the gaalis he’s learnt. I’m from Delhi and I’ve also been that age and my vocabulary of Hindi gaalis is fantastic (smiles). So when he tells me one, I tell him that I’ll teach him another version of it,” said Shah Rukh, calling himself a cool dad.

Aamir Khan- “Azad can’t really differentiate between real and reel as yet. So when he saw me getting punched (in a movie), he thought I was hurt and that upset him. Even after PK, we’ve tried watching other films of mine with him but it doesn’t go down well with him. He prefers the real papa, not the reel one, I guess,” Aamir said of his youngest son, six-year-old Azad.

Hrithik Roshan-“Hrithik believes in mental stimulation for his children, so he has been creating comic strips and penning stories for his kids. He wants to impart important lessons that will help them grow up to be compassionate human beings. The stories are told in the format of comic strips and Hrithik designs the doodles himself,” a Mid-Day report quoted a source as saying.