Shefali Shah Shares Pics From Son's Graduation: "Planned A Very Nice Celebratory Dinner But..."
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"Celebrating one of the most important and proud moments of a parents life, our sunshine boy's graduation," wrote Shefali Shah
Shefali Shah is a proud mom and she shared her happy moment with her Instafam. The actor posted pictures from son Aryaman Shah's graduation ceremony and accompanied the photos with a lovely post. The album also features her husband and filmmaker Vipul Shah and their son Maurya. Shefali Shah began her note with these words, "When my kids were babies, each moment was a new achievement. Their first flip over on their tummy, the first time they crawled, their first steps, first words. To the first time they tied their shoe laces. Many firsts and each one as special as the other. Then came the first day of toddlers school, fear rolling down through tears for them and me, then the colours, alphabets, poems, friends... with them I grew."
"But as they grew older there weren't very many firsts, yet each grade, each goal scored, each medal won, each meal they cooked, each laundry they did was as important. One more step towards coming on their own," she added.
Shefali Shah added that she waited this moment for the longest time and that it was every bit worth the wait. She added, "And here we are today, celebrating one of the most important and proud moments of a parents life, our sunshine boy's graduation. I don't know if it means as much to him, as it does to us. But as I saw him clean shaved, looking so handsome and royal in his robe, fiddling with the ill fitting graduation cap, seeming cool as a cucumber like it was no big deal... I realised I was crossing another milestone with him. Winning an accolade much more magnificent than any I have ever won. But our young man is still my little baby. He searched for us from the stage, smiled blushingly and took instructions from our gestures (across a hall filled with hundreds) to readjust his crown. Smiled, tipped his hat, shook hands with the chancellor, received his graduation certificate with pride and humility."
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