Taimur Ali Khan Pataudi brings the Kapoors home

Forty-eight hours after she returned home from Breach Candy Hospital with son Taimur Ali Khan Pataudi, radiant mom Kareena Kapoor hosted a private bash on Christmas Eve for friends and family at her Bandra house.

Bebo did not step downstairs to pose for the paparazzi, but her gals Amrita Arora and Malaika Arora, sister Karisma Kapoor, and manager-friend Poonam Damania shared pictures of her on the terrace looking stylish in red.
Mum-in-law Sharmila Tagore who arrived from Pataudi four days before Kareena's due date on December 20, has stayed on to take care of her new grandson. She got to spend time with her other two grandchildren, Sara and Ibrahim, as well.
Sara who is set to make her Bollywood debut opposite Hrithik Roshan in 'Agneepath' director Karan Malhotra's soon to go on the floors drama, looked chic in a black and gold outfit as she stepped out of her car with boyfriend, Veer Pahariya, colour coordinated in a black turtle neck. Veer who is the grandson of former Maharashtra Chief Minister Sushilkumar Shinde, has been in a relationship with Saif's 23-year-old daughter for the past one year.
"The older Kapoor's are very welcoming to the youngsters and enjoy meeting their friends. Everyone follows one rule in this family' live and let live. They enjoy drinking, eating and talking all night and that's how they brought in this Christmas too," reveals a close friend of the family. The party began at 10pm. Saif's sister, Soha Ali, was the first guest, accompanied by hubby Kunal Kemmu. After ushering in his ma-in-law Babita in true nawabi style, Saif went down to the parking lot to bring up his pa-in-law Randhir Kapoor. They met with a warm hug. As if on cue, Randhir's cousin, Kunal Kapoor, arrived at the same time and the trio waved to the photogs together. "Kareena glowed as she presided over her first post-pregnancy late night bash. Everybody took turns to watch five day-old Taimur who slept through the party in his royal crib. He's the perfect baby," the source added.
When Mirror contacted Randhir, the delighted grandpa, exulted, "I feel so proud when I look at my family. My daughters have grown up into such beautiful women. I pray for their happiness everyday and never miss an opportunity to spend time with my grandchildren," he beamed.