After Alia Bhatt's "Baby Coming Soon" Post, Neetu Kapoor's Reaction Goes Viral
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Neetu Kapoor seemed unprepared when congratulated and told by paparazzi there was a "junior Kapoor on the way"
Neetu Kapoor, mother of actor Ranbir Kapoor, seemed to be take somewhat off-guard on the set of a talent show that she judges. Congratulated by the paparazzi, Ms Kapoor asked why and then grimaced, visibly unprepared, when the lensmen told her "dadi ban ne wali ho (you are going to be a grandmother)." For context, actress Alia Bhatt shared a post today captioned "Our baby is coming soon" with a picture of herself and husband Ranbir in hospital looking at what seems to be a ultrasound result on a monitor, the screen of which is obscured by a read heart emoji. Pressed, Neetu Kapoor responded to the paparazzi simply with a "Thank you," repeated when told there is a "junior Kapoor on the way."
All this happened on the set of talent show Dance Deewane Juniors. Video from which is circulating on various Instagram accounts. After recovering her poise, Neetu Kapoor managed to get in a shout-out for Ranbir Kapoor's next film Shamshera as well as Brahmastra which co-stars Alia.
Watch Neetu Kapoor's response to the paparazzi here:
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