Alia Bhatt's Mom Life: "My Bag Has Become Raha's Bag. It's No Longer My Bag"
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Alia's bag now remains full with her baby's stuff
Can we get enough of Alia Bhatt talking about her little daughter Raha, her whereabouts and likes-dislikes? The unanimous anwer will be "No". Recently the Gangubai Kathiawadi actor talked to Vogue India for an edition of "In The Bag" and she showed the contents of her bag during the fun session. Alia Bhatt confessed that her bag is no longer hers, it has become Raha's bag as it's always full with her stuff. The video was shot in London. Alia can be heard saying in the video, "Currently I am in London. I have been going out a lot with my baby to the park etc. So, I have a little napkin for her whenever she drools or spits up a bit. So I can clean."
Alia shows Raha's mittens in the video, which the baby actually doesn't like much. Alia says in the video, "She doesn't really like her mittens." Later in the video, Alia recreates her baby's actions with her hands to convey that Raha is in that stage where she puts her hand inside mouth a lot. So, Alia always has to carry extra pair of mittens.
After a pause, the new mom says in a reflective mood, "I realised when I was travelling from Mumbai to London, my bag had nothing to do with me. It basically just had my passport. But otherwise it was her pacifier, her napkins, a burp cloth, her mittens, an extra pair of socks, an extra pair of this, a little toy, a little book. And I said, 'Okay, okay, my bag has now become Raha's bag. It's no longer my bag."
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