Inside Alia Bhatt's fun-filled 33rd birthday at Disneyland, actor shares dreamy pics
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Actor Alia Bhatt marked her 33rd birthday with a social media post, giving fans a look at private moments from her celebrations in Hong Kong with husband Ranbir Kapoor and their daughter Raha.
Alia Bhatt rang in her 33rd birthday on March 15 with an intimate celebration in Hong Kong, accompanied by husband Ranbir Kapoor and their daughter, Raha. Birthday, but make it a soft, wholesome family moment – the actor followed the prompt. On Tuesday, Bhatt shared a fun-filled photo dump from the getaway, offering a warm, unfiltered glimpse into her special day.
Among the highlights was a visit to Hong Kong Disneyland, where the family spent time together away from the spotlight. Alia’s post featured a mix of personal and playful moments – from blowing out a birthday candle to sharing a heartfelt note written by her parents, Soni Razdan and Mahesh Bhatt.
Captioning the post, she wrote, “This is 33. Full of glee. So grateful (sic),” capturing the mood of a celebration rooted in gratitude and simplicity.
See the post here:
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One of the standout images included a handwritten note from her parents, who described her as their “precious jewel”. Another featured a birthday card adorned with colourful doodles, adding a childlike charm to the occasion.
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