Neetu Kapoor Posts Alia Bhatt's Favourite Pic With Ranbir Kapoor. "God Bless," She Writes
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Alia Bhatt and Sonam Kapoor left comments on Neetu Kapoor's post
Alia Bhatt began Monday with an almighty bang – a post captioned "Our baby coming soon" – and mother-in-law Neetu Kapoor wrapped the eventful day with the final word from the family. The Jugjugg Jeeyo actress shared a photo of Alia in husband Ranbir's arms, writing simply: "God bless." The adorable photo received approval from Alia herself. "My favourite picture," she wrote in a comment, adding a row of heart emojis. It certainly does seem to be Alia's favourite photo of herself and Ranbir - she's used it as her Instagram profile picture. Also in the comments section was a message from actress Sonam Kapoor, who is pregnant with her first child. "Congratulations Neetu Aunty," Sonam wrote.
See Neetu Kapoor's post here:
Here's a screenshot of the comments Alia Bhatt and Sonam Kapoor left:
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