Kareena Kapoor Khan Not Delivering Baby In London, Confirms Soha Ali Khan

There have been reports that Kareena Kapoor Khan will be going to London for her delivery. All the speculations could stop now as Soha Ali Khan has EXCLUSIVELY revealed  the answer.
We ask Soha for a interaction about her upcoming film 31st October. The movie based on the riots that followed Indira Gandhi’s assassination looks stellar and intense from the trailer. We spoke to her about sister in law Kareena and her pregnancy. When asked about the location where Kareena will be delivering, “Not London” quite summed it all up for us. “I am happy for Kareena. She is becoming mother for the first time.” the Rang De Basanti actress further said.
Soha also talked about how Kareena is “taking good care of herself”. Well, during pregnancy that is one thing of utmost importance. People have been pretty ‘worried’ about Kareena’s health and professional life. Kareena recently gave a befitting reply to all the uncalled attention. I’m pregnant, not a corpse. And what maternity break? It’s the most normal thing on earth to produce a child. It is high time the media back off, and stop treating me any different than I ever was. Anybody who is bothered shouldn’t work with me… but my work goes on as is, like always. Stop making it a national casualty.” she said.
Soha revealed that it’s a celebratory time in the Pataudi Khan-dan. Everyone is eagerly waiting for December, when Kareena is due. Soha could not stop herself form gushing about how good Kareena is looking. “Kareena is looking good. She is healthy.” She further added that “Bhai” (Saif Ali Khan) and Kareena “look good together,”
And let us remind you when Kareena shut each and everyone up when she was constantly asked if she wants a girl or a boy. “It’s very intrusive when people ask me if it’s a boy or a girl. I am a girl and I would love to have a girl. What is the difference? I have probably done more for my parents than a son would do. So my answer is downright rude to say – firstly it is very intrusive and at this point I don’t think you should be asking me this question. But coming back, I think we are still in a nation where you are asked, “Oh you are getting married, are you still going to work?” Oh you are having a child, are you still going to work?” These questions upset me and when the organisers contacted me and asked if I would like to be a part of this initiative, my reaction was that as an expecting mother, nothing would make me happier than to participate in an initiative which promotes gender equality,” the Jab We Met actress said at a media interaction recently.