Kareena Kapoor teases Saif Ali Khan over yoga workout: ‘Beating me to it’

Kareena Kapoor teases Saif Ali Khan over yoga workout: ‘Beating me to it’

Dubai: Bollywood couple Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan have given fans another glimpse of their playful relationship, this time through a light-hearted exchange on social media over fitness.

Saif recently shared a video of himself performing yoga exercises, including Surya Namaskar, as he prepares to return to his professional commitments. Surya Namaskar, or Sun Salutation, is a traditional yoga sequence of 12 interconnected poses performed in a flowing movement, synchronized with the breath. Practised regularly, it improves flexibility, strengthens muscles, enhances balance and posture, and boosts blood circulation.

However, it was his wife Kareena's cheeky response that caught fans' attention.

Reacting to the Instagram video, Kareena commented: "Beating me to the suryanamaskar, I see".

The actress's playful remark suggested a little friendly competition between the couple, who have often shared glimpses of their easy-going chemistry in public appearances and interviews.

In the video, Saif is seen shirtless, performing a series of exercises and yoga poses while showing off his well-toned physique. The actor appeared focused on getting back into his fitness routine as he prepared for the months ahead.

Sharing the clip, Saif wrote: "Time to get back to work! First the mind... then the body .. back on track for a happy new year".

In brief

Dubai: Bollywood couple Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan have given fans another glimpse of their playful relationship, this time through a light-hearted exchange on social media over fitness. Saif recently shared a video of himself performing yoga exercises, including Surya Namaskar, as he prepares to return to his professional commitments. Sharing the clip, Saif wrote: "Time to get back to work!

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