Celeb babies have been ruling the tinsel town like how and with the advent of social media, we regularly get our hands on our favourite celeb kids. After Taimur Ali Khan, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu, Laksshya Kapoor, Yash and Roohi Johar, and many others, the one celeb kid who can make your day is Salman Khan's 2-year-old nephew, Ahil Sharma. (Suggested Read: Unseen Video Of Anushka Sharma From Her Vidaai Ceremony Will Make You Want To Get Married Right Away)
Ahil Sharma was born to Aayush Sharma and Salman Khan's sister, Arpita Khan. Arpita Khan became Arpita Khan Sharma on November 18, 2014, at the Taj Falaknuma Palace in Hyderabad when she took the nuptial plunge with her long-time beau, Aayush Sharma. 2 years later, in 2016, their cutesy baby boy, was born whom they lovingly named, Ahil Sharma.
Ahil Sharma is very close to his mamu jaan, Salman Khan. We often see this awesome-twosome and their adorable pictures and videos on social media. And guess what? There is one more addition to this spree. Arpita Khan Sharma has shared a picture with two of the most important men in her life- her brother, Salman Khan and her son, Ahil Sharma. Sharing the following picture, Arpita has captioned it, "My life in one frame My brother and My son. Thank you, god, for the choicest blessing."
Aayush Sharma had once shared how only Ahil can dare to wake up Salman bhai when the latter is sleeping. The Loveyatri actor had told a media portal, “With Salman bhai, Arpita has been more like his daughter than a sister. He’s always taking care of her like a daughter. Now Arpita and his son is even special. It’s not just for Salman bhai, but the whole family. Salman bhai also gets a little break with Ahil. If Ahil wants bhai to get up, he’ll pull him and bhai doesn’t say anything to him. But we’re not allowed. He gets away with everything. Ahil doesn’t sleep before 4 am. He likes to party with us. Bhai even takes Ahil with him to shoot." (Don't Miss: Ekta Kapoor Posts A Heartfelt Birthday Wish For Soul-Sister Smriti Irani On Behalf Of Her And Ravie)
Aayush Sharma had also revealed that when he began shooting for his debut film, Ahil was still learning to speak then. But today, he communicates with everyone fluently. Aayush had added, “For me I’ve lost a big chunk of his time. Whenever I come home and hear him say something new, I look at Arpita and say, ‘Every time. I missed out on so many things.’ He walks so fast now! I remember holding him for the first time in the hospital. He once told me, ‘Papa aap Chogada’. I have missed out a lot but I think it will be worth it when Loveyatri will be hit and he will be proud of papa when he goes to school."
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In an interview earlier, Aayush had revealed how his wife, Arpita has always been supportive of him and the fact that he is now an actor would inspire Ahil one day. He was quoted as saying, “She (Arpita) said, Listen you have to do it for me, for our son Ahil, for yourself...Like one day I had to do an action sequence in Gujarat. But I was unwell."
Aayush had further added, "Arpita told me on the phone, You can declare a pack-up. No problem. But remember, when one day Ahil goes on the set, he should hear that his father used to perform like this and under such conditions. That will motivate Ahil to work harder. Arpita’s one person, who never gives up. On days when I come home tired, she says, Be grateful you have work. There are many, who wait for this opportunity. So, don’t let it go."
Coming back to Salman Khan and Ahil Sharma, their closeness and the fact that Salman is still a bachelor, bhai had once shared his plans of embracing fatherhood through surrogacy. In an interview with The Times of India in 2017, he was quoted as saying, “I do want to have a child, but with a child, the mother comes. And when the mother comes, big complications happen as I am not the husband material. I am the father type. It will be unfair for anyone to think that I will change him. I will not change."
Salman Khan had added more and was quoted as saying, "I sometimes feel surrogate type ka ho jaye, but then look how close we are to our mothers so when the kid grows up he or she will ask maa kaun? They will then think that my father for his own selfish reasons has kept us without a mother. And then my parents too would like to see my children. So it’s all very complex.” (You May Like: Aamir Khan Shares An Adorable Picture With His 'Baiko', Kiran Rao, Calls Her 'Cutest In The World')
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