Kapil Sharma dolls up daughter Anayra for Ashthami puja; Guru Randhawa comments

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Updated At : 07:05 PM Apr 02, 2020 IST

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Mumbai, April 2

Comedian and actor Kapil Sharma dolled up his newborn daughter Anyara in a lehenga and choli for Ashtami puja.

Kapil took to Instagram, where he shared two pictures of his adorable three-month-old daughter, who was dressed in a pink and yellow lehenga-choli.

He captioned the image: “Jai mata di A#ashtami #kanjakpoojan#daddysgirl #anayra #daughter #3monthsold #gratitude.”

The pictures received over 1.3 million likes and Bollywood personalities couldn’t stop themselves from commenting.

Rapper Badshah dropped heart emojis. Singer Neha Kakkar wrote: “Aww… Jai Mata Di”.

Actress Richa Chaddha said: “Awww” while singer Guru Randhawa shared heart emojis. IANS

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