Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor enjoyed Holi 2024 in Mumbai this year. According to a video posted on Instagram by Malayalam star Nadiya on Monday, Ranbir and Alia were seen celebrating Holi with friends outside of their flat. They were wearing normal clothes. Ranbir Kapoor’s daughter Raha was also there and was watching everyone.
Holi party for Ranbir, Alia and Raha
During the video, Nadhiya paints Ranbir’s face. The star wore red shorts and a blue shirt that was too big on him. Aliza’s turn came next, and Nadiya painted her face. Someone saw Alia wearing a bright orange top and pink shorts. Raha, her mother’s little girl, stood next to her and looked at Alia. Everyone saw Nadiya smile as she knelt to talk to Raha.
She wrote, “Happy Holi everyone (red and violet heart emoticons); it was such a joy to celebrate Holi with Alia Bhatt, Ranbir Kapoor, Raha, and friends” besides the picture.
A lot of people were interested in Raha’s face at the end of the film. One fan said in response to the video, “Raha is so adorable!” Someone else said, “Happy Holi to Raha!” She was born in November 2022 to Ranbir and Alia.
Recently, Alia celebrated her birthday
Alia had her 31st birthday last week. She had a small party for her birthday with Ranbir, Raha, and close friends like Isha Ambani, who is the daughter of businessman Mukesh Ambani. For Raha’s birthday party, Ranbir even wore a T-shirt with her name on it.
Alia also uploaded a cartoon version of herself to Instagram to thank her fans for their well wishes. “It was a goooooooood day. Thank you all for all the birthday love!” In the description, she wrote.
Ranbir was last seen in Animal, directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga, which came out in cinemas on December 1. Even though some critics said the movie promoted toxic manhood, it was a huge hit at the box office.
Alia was last seen in Heart of Stone on Netflix. It was her first movie in Hollywood. She just finished filming her next movie, Jigra, which also stars Vedang Raina. Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s Love and War is next on her list.
