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Kareena and the baby are healthy, says Randhir Kapoor

Kareeena Kapoor Khan outside a Khar restaurant yesterday; (inset) Randhir Kapoor. Pics/Yogen Shah
Her far from self-conscious and gorgeous turns at multiple social outings throughout her pregnancy earned Kareena Kapoor Khan the title of Bollywood's most glamorous mom-to-be, but the actress has taken it easy the last few days — she is due on December 20.
Recent reports suggested that Bebo's blood pressure had shot up during last week's get-together with girl friends Malaika Arora, Rhea Kapoor and Amrita Arora Ladak.


Kareena Kapoor with sister Karisma Kapoor and Amrita Arora Ladak at the eatery
However, her father Randhir Kapoor says, "Kareena and the baby are healthy, and there is no reason to worry. The doctors are regularly monitoring her health. Everyone is excited. Preparations to welcome our grandkid have already begun."
Photos: Kareena Kapoor Khan's lunch outing with Karisma Kapoor, Amrita Arora
Meanwhile, work on Kareena's first film post-motherhood, 'Veere Di Wedding', will kick off in March 2017.


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