And she's seen it! Ranbir Kapoor's video with a baby has wife Alia Bhatt's attention
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Alia Bhatt has finally noticed Ranbir Kapoor's video with a baby. Her reaction is all things heartwarming!
A video of Ranbir Kapoor cuddling a baby went viral on Thursday. The newlywed actor was in a playful mood as he held a baby in his arms and kissed him. Fans tagged Alia Bhatt on the post and wanted her to watch the video. And what looks like it, your wish has been granted! Alia has finally watched the video and reacted to it on her Instagram stories.
Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor got married on April 14. And it’s sad that the couple hardly got time with each other due to their chock-a-block schedules. While Alia is shooting for her Hollywood debut project, Ranbir is also busy with back-to-back shoots. A video of the actor, from what looked like a film set, went viral on May 26. In the same, Ranbir was seen cuddling a baby. Fans took to the comment section and tagged Alia Bhatt.
The actress, who is away from the country, has finally reacted to hubby Ranbir’s video. She put up the viral video on her Instagram stories and wrote, “Okay. This video is a full vibe (sic)”, followed by a loudly crying emoji.
Here is the same:
Two days after Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor’s wedding, the former shared dreamy photos from her mehendi ceremony. Sharing the pictures, Alia wrote, “The Mehendi was like something out of a dream. It was a day full of love, family, our beautiful best friends, a LOT of French fries, a surprise performance by the ladkewalas, Ayan playing DJ, a BIG surprise organised by Mr. Kapoor (my favourite artist performed my favourite songs), all followed by some happy tears and quiet, blissful moments with the love of my life. There are days and then there are days like these! (sic).”
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