Without her on-screen spouse Ranbir Kapoor, alia bhatt attended the wedding reception of sidharth malhotra and kiara advani on sunday in Mumbai. The actor hurried to hug her mother-in-law Neetu Kapoor when she saw her at the reception, and they later posed for photos with the media. Later, Neetu referred to alia as her "MIL ki Dil" (mother-in-heart) law's and posted a video of their meeting on instagram Stories.
Alia was dressed in a beige saree with glitter and minimal jewellery. The salwar suit Neetu Kapoor was wearing was red and green. alia ran to greet Neetu as soon as she saw her. Before posing for pictures with a broad smile for the photographers, the two exchanged greetings and gave each other a hearty hug. After posing, they exited together.
Their admirers adored how the two connect with one another as a paparazzo account released a video of the two on Instagram. "She is like thank god mil you come I am smiling now," an admirer remarked. Someone else said, "RK is the luckiest. His mother and wife are wonderful. How swiftly they left holding hands, Neetu deserves more quality time together away from the cameras, heed the hint, one of you wrote. "Awwwww they are gleaming and so cute," another person wrote.
Alia was dressed in a beige saree with glitter and minimal jewellery. The salwar suit Neetu Kapoor was wearing was red and green. alia ran to greet Neetu as soon as she saw her. Before posing for pictures with a broad smile for the photographers, the two exchanged greetings and gave each other a hearty hug. After posing, they exited together.
Their admirers adored how the two connect with one another as a paparazzo account released a video of the two on Instagram. "She is like thank god mil you come I am smiling now," an admirer remarked. Someone else said, "RK is the luckiest. His mother and wife are wonderful. How swiftly they left holding hands, Neetu deserves more quality time together away from the cameras, heed the hint, one of you wrote. "Awwwww they are gleaming and so cute," another person wrote.
