Riddhima Kapoor Sahni has always been a daddy's girl, and Ranbir Kapoor has often shared how Rishi Kapoor had a soft spot for his darling daughter. The Rockstar actor once shared that Rishi Kapoor never scolded Riddhima while he used to be regularly disciplined by the late actor. Recently, Riddhima shared an adorable throwback photo with her parents, and we are floored by the cuteness quotient.
Ed Sheeran's song, Photograph, aptly explains how memories and love are immortalised in photographs, and Riddhima's recent IG story perfectly explained the same. In her recent story, Riddhima shared a blast from the past, where a young Rishi Kapoor was seen looking as handsome as ever in a white and brown checkered full-sleeve t-shirt and trousers as he adored a chubby baby Riddhima.
Neetu Kapoor sat next to Rishi Kapoor in a black dress with Riddhima on her lap. The doting mother was tying her baby's hair in a pigtail. Riddhima, on the other hand, was lost in her own world. Reminiscing the good old times, the fashion designer shared the photo and captioned it as 'sweet memories.'
Neetu Kapoor graced the Raj Kapoor Film Festival with her entire family on December 13, 2024. The diva adorned herself in a resplendent silver-hued silk salwar kameez with intricate pearl and motif patchwork. She complemented her look with a striking red necklace and matching earrings. Her choice of minimal makeup, with well-defined eyebrows and pink lips, added to her allure.
Neetu Kapoor took to her Instagram stories to share a precious family moment from the Raj Kapoor Film Festival. The photo featured her son, Ranbir Kapoor, daughter, Riddhima Kapoor Sahni and daughter-in-law, Alia Bhatt, all smiling for the lens. This candid shot not only captured their joy but also their bond as a family. In her caption, Neetu expressed her longing for Rishi Kapoor, writing, "Missed you Kapoor saab."
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"Missed you Kapoor saab."
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