Neetu Kapoor Hosted A Party On Rishi Kapoor's Birth Anniversary. The Cake Stole The Show
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The party hosted by Neetu Kapoor was also attended by Randhir Kapoor, Shatrughan Sinha and David Dhawan, among others
Neetu Kapoor, who lost her husband Rishi Kapoor last year, celebrated the actor's birth anniversary with a birthday party. The get-together, hosted by Neetu Kapoor, was also attended by the likes of Rishi Kapoor's brother Randhir Kapoor and friends Shatrughan Sinha and David Dhawan, among others. Neetu Kapoor shared glimpses of the celebrations on her Instagram stories and it reminded us of a Kapoor And Sons moment - Neetu Kapoor posed with a life-size cut out of Rishi Kapoor for the group photo. Also, it was the birthday cake that stole the show. The cake had everything that Rishi Kapoor was fond of - from a whisky bottle and mutton curry bowl to a Twitter logo and a guitar, it was a birthday cake Rishi Kapoor would have loved. Here's how Neetu Kapoor celebrated Rishi Kapoor's 69th birth anniversary:
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