Ranbir Kapoor Gets Daughter Raha's Name Tattooed On Collarbone
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"Sir, I also have the name of my daughter," Ranbir Kapoor says in the video
Ranbir Kapoor, busy with the promotions of his upcoming film Animal, recently appeared on Nandamuri Balakrishna's show Unstoppable With NBK. A video from a segment of the episode is going insanely viral, in which Ranbir Kapoor is seen showing his new tattoo. The actor got his and Alia Bhatt's daughter Raha's name inked on his collarbone. "Sir, I also have the name of my daughter," he says in the video as she shows his tattoo. Last year, in an interview with Mashable India, when he was asked if he would be getting a tattoo anytime soon, Ranbir replied, "Hopefully soon. The 8 or something, I don't know. Maybe my (tattoo is) going to be children's names or I don't know." Well, child's name it is then. Ranbir Kapoor got a tattoo of Raha's name on his shoulder #UnstoppableWithNBKpic.twitter.com/SvJjJ0PO48
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