A Peek Into Pankhuri Awasthy And Gautam Rode's Twins' Naming Ceremony
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Pankhuri and her husband Gautam Rode welcomed a son and a daughter in July this year.
Television actress Pankhuri Awasthy has shared a video on Instagram Stories from the “NaamKaran Sanskaar [the ceremony of naming the child]” of her twins. Pankhuri and her husband Gautam Rode welcomed a son and a daughter in July this year. In the video, Pankhuri Awasthy, dressed in an ivory ensemble, and Gautam are seen offering prayers. Pankhuri's mother Arti Awasthy can be seen sitting next to the couple. We can also spot a group of people singing devotional tracks. Along with the video, Pankhuri wrote, “NaamKaran Sanskaar”.
Now, take a look at the Raksha Bandhan celebration at the Awasthy-Rode household. The television actress shared a close-up photo of the adorable moment when she and her husband Gautam Rode assisted their newborns in tying the rakhi. “First Raksha Bandhan of our babies [red hearts],” read the caption.
Check out the post here:
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