The news is that Chote Nawab aka Saif Ali Khan is all set to attend Midnight Mass with her girlfriend Bebo (Kareena Kapoor) at a Bandra Church tomorrow.

According to grapevine, along with Kareena, Chote Nawab will accompany Babita (Kareena’s mom) and her sister Karisma Kapoor to the Midnight Mass.

It may be here recalled that Babita is half-Christan and from the last many years, the Kapoor girls have been regularly attending Midnight Mass.
 
Speaking on this, Bebo said, “Mom, Lolo and I believe in the power of the Mt Mary's Shrine. I am very religious and Christmas has always been huge in the family. We decorate the Christmas tree, attend the Midnight Mass and then have a Christmas dinner on December 25 replete with roast turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy, cranberry sauce, vegetables and plum pudding for dessert and the traditional goodies that come with it. I am not non vegetarian so I won't be able to have the roast turkey but I can have the side dishes."

It is for the first time that Saif will be the part of the Christmas celebrations at the Kapoor residence. Last year, both Bebo and Chote Nawab were busy in shooting for their film Tashan in Greece.

The couple has been together for more than a year now. There were many who felt that their relationship won’t last long. Commenting on this quickly, Bebo said, “There’s absolutely no room for such negativity in my life. I only have place for people who are positive and who make me happy by sharing in my happiness. This is the best phase in my life. And I feel I’m in a place where I’ve never been before.”

Bebo also said that she had bought special gifts for everyone in the family this year. For her niece Samaira, Bebo had bought a beautiful lace and satin princess dress with a glittering tiara.

Speaking on the gift for Samaira, an elated Bebo said, “It's very pretty and is pink and orange in colour. I am helping Samaira decorate her Christmas tree also. This year, I'm expecting Christmas presents from my parents as I haven't got anything from them in the last 10 years."