Taimur follows Pataudi parampara.. He might be sent to boarding school like Saif and his Grandfather

Taimur follows Pataudi parampara.. He might be sent to boarding school like Saif and his Grandfather
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Tiny tot Taimur Ali Khan is one of our national obsessions. People and the media cannot stop going gaga over the adorable munchkin.

Tiny tot Taimur Ali Khan is one of our national obsessions. People and the media cannot stop going gaga over the adorable munchkin. The media attention on Taimur is a cause of concern for parents Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan. They always maintain that they want to provide him a normal childhood as possible. Kareena Kapoor Khan has hinted that Taimur Ali Khan might be packed off to a boarding school in the years to come. His father, Saif Ali Khan and grandfather Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi have also studied in elite boarding schools. Tim might just follow the tradition.

A report is doing the rounds that Taimur Ali Khan may study in England's prestigious prep school, Lockers Park Prep School. It is situated in Hertfordshire. It is supposed to be one of the top prep schools and children graduate from there to other prestigious schools like Eton's and all. Saif Ali Khan went to that school after a few years at Sanawar's Lawrence School. In fact, MAK Pataudi also went to that school where he was coached in cricket by Frank Woolley. Saif Ali Khan went to the equally reputed Winchester College after finishing his studies at Lockers Park Prep School.

This reminds us of the scene from Kabhie Khushi Kabhi Gham where Shah Rukh Khan tells Hrithik Roshan that going to the same boarding school is like a ritual in the family. We know how much Saif Ali Khan stresses on education. Sara Ali Khan, the eldest of his children is a graduate from Columbia University. Ibrahim Ali Khan is also very keen to make an acting debut if rumours are to be believed. However, dad Saif Ali Khan has laid down strict rules that education is a must. We have to see if Taimur really follows the tradition.

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