Fatherhood is a phase that every man wants to embrace. The feeling of responsibility to take care of that precious part of you as your child, to cuddle and kiss their innocence is the best feeling ever. One such celeb father who is totally enjoying the fatherhood phase is none other than son-in-law of Pataudi Khandaan, Kunal Kemmu with her adorable beti, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu.
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Kunal and his wife, Soha Ali Khan welcomed their first child, Inaaya on September 29, 2017. Since then, the two are totally engrossed in their new project Inaaya, as Soha recently mentioned in one of the interviews. Recently, a picture of the father-daughter duo, Kunal kissing on his little munchkin, Inaaya's cheeks took the internet by storm. And to add to the delightful moment, Inaaya's eyes look so enchanting in the picture, like she's accepting the father's love in the most affectionate manner. Check out the picture here:
Aren't they both looking like the most admiring baap-beti duo! Literally, we cannot stop ourselves to watch the picture over and over again. Recently, in one of the interviews, newbie father Kunal revealed how he's trying to be a good father and loved how his wife Soha is also handling all by herself. He retorted, "It was me who named her. Both me and Soha had our list of baby names and we decided to go ahead with Inaya Naumi Kemmu. We named here Inaya Naumi as she was born on 'Naumi'.” (Also checkout: New Pic Of Inaaya Sleeping In Mommy Soha's Arms Has Confused Us That Who Is Cuter- Inaaya Or Taimur)
How the father describes her little adorable tot when she was just 10 days old is so cute and exciting. Kunal said, “I would like to think so! On other days, I would go back home, put up my feet and watch something on TV or call my friends home, make a plan to go out. Now, I just want to go back home to my baby and watch her. And talk about her. Everything else comes later. Priorities have changed for sure. There’s more to come.” He also said that since they have a daughter, he cannot be stricter with her and said, “Definitely her. Because I love kids and it’s a girl. She just smiles at me and I’m done. Soha will have to be stricter because I definitely can’t." Life after embracing motherhood for Soha is not easy too. When asked the actress how it felt becoming mother and life after that, she was quoted as saying, “The first week after leaving the hospital was terrifying. Earlier, you lived in joint families. Now it’s just Kunal and I at home. Of course, my mother came for some time and his parents also dropped by. Also, his sister, my sister and sister-in-law dropped by.” Being a doting mother, The Perils Of Moderately Famous author also wants to add good values to her child. She remarked, "I want Inaaya to be her own person. I would like her to have open communication with me. Things like integrity, trust, loyalty, being kind to others, are some of the things I would like to see in her." (Also checkout: Soha Ali Khan Shares How Daughter Inaaya's Elegant Nursery Looks Like)
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For those of you who missed it, Mommy Soha shared the above picture of angel daughter Inaaya as her Instagram debut where she was being cuddled in the arms of her father. Isn't it like the perfect moment to be frozen? Life after baby is different for a father too. When asked, Kunal remarked, “I would like to think so! On other days, I would go back home, put up my feet and watch something on TV or call my friends home, make a plan to go out. Now, I just want to go back home to my baby and watch her. And talk about her. Everything else comes later. Priorities have changed for sure. There’s more to come.” And if you thought, he would be a very strict daddy, this is what newbie papa said, “Definitely her. Because I love kids and it’s a girl. She just smiles at me and I’m done. Soha will have to be stricter because I definitely can’t.”
The netizens cannot miss any glance of this father-daughter bond and so can't we! Let more come in!
Next Read: Soha On How Brother Saif Gets Concerned Seeing Taimur and Inaaya Close To Each Other and Here's Why
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