At the similar time, he enjoys reconnecting with the kid in him by doing a little fun stuff, every now and then. In a fun filled interview, Zayed talks to CS about his kids and the child in him:
Daddy diaries I am an indulgent father. I don’t think kids have to be kept at home simply because they're too young. I took Zidane to the Bahamas while shooting for Blue. He was just five months old then. It’s good to show your children to different environments.
I try to spend as much time as possible with my kids. But if I'M on an out of doors shoot, and Zidane calls as much as say that he’s missing me, I THINK bad. Toys can only accomplish that much.
When I USED TO BE a kid My best childhood memories are from the primary time I went to Disney Land in America. It was this type of big deal. I USED TO BE awestruck as I met Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse. Now after I remember those things, it makes me laugh. But if you notice things as an innocent child, you enjoy them the most.
Helping them grow Parenting has become a large thing now. Modern parents take lessons in handling kids, and children are stressed besides. You must motivate your child to follow his passions, and never just reward him for doing something he doesn’t feel for. I WOULD LIKE Zidane and Aariz to search out themselves.
The carefree life As a youngster, I USED TO BE very skinny and scrawny. Under no circumstances worth being noticed (laughs). But, my life as a regular guy was fun. I used to hang around with friends, play numerous soccer, and go regularly to the beach.
I used to visit Fashion Street and buy cheap T-shirts. I still attempt to take walks across the Taj and Marine Drive. But that’s mostly at nights when there are less people at the roads.
On the quick lane I love occurring bike rides on my Ducati – Street Fighter 1100, but I MUST disguise myself with a helmet before stepping out. It ensures my safety in addition to that of the folk at the road. Once, this guy was so busy me that he drove his car up a divider. It hate to peer such mishaps.
Courtesy: Mid-Day.com
