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Kareena Kapoor says her son Taimur wanted to forgive Saif Ali Khan's attacker, but she found it complex

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Kareena Kapoor said her son Taimur expressed a desire to forgive the person who attacked Saif Ali Khan, while she herself struggled with that idea, calling the situation complex. The attack on Saif occurred in the early hours of January 16 last year.

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Key facts

  1. Kareena Kapoor said her son Taimur wanted to forgive Saif Ali Khan's attacker.
  2. Kareena Kapoor said she struggled with the idea and described it as complex.
  3. Saif Ali Khan was attacked in the early hours of January 16 last year.

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