Kareena and Saif Mark 14 Years of Marriage With Throwback Photos

Kareena Kapoor Khan and Saif Ali Khan marked their 14th wedding anniversary on October 16, 2026 by sharing a personal photo album with fans. Instead of a single red-carpet frame, Kareena posted a sequence of throwbacks that moved from their early years as a couple to family moments with sons Taimur and Jeh. Her caption was brief and warm: “Another year around the sun…Forever to go.”

Saif kept the mood lighter. His post for Kareena read, “Almost perfect, but something is missing….There we go, that’s perfect!!! Happy Anniversary love…” The exchange gave followers a look at the couple’s chemistry away from film promotions.

Why this anniversary post stands out

Most celebrity milestones are polished and single-image. This one works because it is built like a timeline, asking fans to track the relationship’s progress rather than admire one frame. The chronological structure also mirrors how audiences know the couple: from the set of Tashan, through a quiet wedding, to a family of four.

There is a social-media lesson in the restraint, too. Because Kareena and Saif do not turn every family moment into content, an anniversary post like this carries more weight when it arrives.

A filmy beginning, then a real marriage

Kareena and Saif’s story started during the making of Tashan, released in 2008. They dated for around five years before marrying on October 16, 2012. The wedding was a registered ceremony at Saif’s residence in Bandra, followed by traditional functions including a sangeet, a nikah and a reception.

• The start: They grew close while filming Tashan in 2008.
• The wedding: A registered marriage in Bandra on October 16, 2012, with traditional celebrations.
• The family: Two sons, Taimur and Jeh, appear in the couple’s later pictures.

What it means for fans

For Bollywood fans, the Khans are one of the rare star pairings whose relationship has unfolded in public without feeling over-produced. Their anniversary becomes an excuse to revisit the films, interviews and candid moments that made the pairing feel real. Tashan may not be remembered as a classic, but it now carries the weight of a beginning.

Saif’s next screen is a dark thriller

For those tracking the work front, Saif was recently seen in Haiwan, a neo-noir crime thriller written and directed by Priyadarshan. The film is a remake of the 2016 Malayalam thriller Oppam and also features Akshay Kumar, Boman Irani, Shriya Pilgaonkar and Saiyami Kher.

The anniversary posts are a personal pause, but they land differently because both actors keep one foot in the professional conversation. Saif’s shift toward darker, genre-driven roles gives the family update a pleasing contrast: a couple who can celebrate fourteen years, then go back to very different screens.

Source: The Times of India