Veteran Bollywood actress Neetu Kapoor celebrated her 65th birthday on July 8 in Italy. The star was accompanied by her son Ranbir Kapoor, daughter Riddhima Kapoor Sahani, granddaughter Samara Sahni and son-in-law Bharat Sahni. Now, a video from Neetu Kapoor's birthday celebration has surfaced online. The 41-second-long video features Neetu Kapoor looking stunning in a bright red ensemble. It also showcases Ranbir Kapoor, dressed in a grey pantsuit, making a video of his mother cutting the delicious-looking birthday cake. “From the birthday celebration of Neetu ma'am,” read the tweet. For the unversed, Neetu Kapoor is the wife of the late Bollywood legend Rishi Kapoor.
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Neetu Kapoor also shared an adorable photo from Italy with her family. She posed with Ranbir, Riddhima, Bharat and Samara. We certainly missed Alia Bhatt and Raha Kapoor in the frame. Alia Bhatt is married to Ranbir Kapoor and Raha is their daughter. Alongside the photograph, Neetu Kapoor wrote, "beautiful cherished day" and added a heart and heart-eye emojis. In her post, Neetu also mentioned that she "missed Alia Bhatt and Raha (my loves)." Reacting to the post, Alia Bhatt commented: "Love youuuuuuuuuu" and dropped a bunch of heart emojis along. Alia also added another comment: a red heart emoji.
Riddhima Kapoor also shared the same photograph to wish mother Neetu Kapoor on her special day. “Happy Bday Ma [heart emoji] We adore you [heart emoji] #backboneofthefamily (major missing Alia Bhatt & my baby Raha),” she captioned the post. Replying to Riddhima's post, Neetu Kapoor wrote, "Love you Kuks" with red heart emojis.
Alia Bhatt, who failed to attend the celebration in Italy was having major “FOMO.”
Riddhima Kapoor posted some adorable Instagram Stories which captured the “#motherdaughter” love.
Meanwhile, on the work front, Neetu Kapoor was last seen in Jug Jug Jeeyo alongside Kiara Advani, Varun Dhawan and Anil Kapoor.
Some of her best-known performances include Kabhi Kabhie, Amar Akbar, Anthony, Do Dooni Char, Khel Khel Mein, Deewar, Rafoo Chakkar, and The Burning Train to name a few.