Actress Kiara Advani, known for her exceptional talent in the entertainment industry, delighted fans on Father’s Day with a heartfelt Instagram post. The actress shared two monochrome pictures featuring her own father and her husband Sidharth Malhotra’s father from their wedding ceremony. The unseen pictures quickly captured everyone’s attention and garnered immense love from fans. Coincidentally, the day also marked Kiara’s father’s birthday, making it even more special.
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In the first picture, Kiara is seen dancing joyfully with her father, Jagdeep Advani, showcasing their close bond and the happiness of the wedding festivities. The second candid picture showcases Kiara holding hands with Sidharth’s father, Sunil Malhotra, portraying a beautiful moment between the families. Accompanying the pictures, Kiara wrote, “Happy Birthday Papa…And Happy Father’s Day to my two darling dads…#Blessedwiththebest.”
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Fans immediately flooded the comments section with affectionate messages and sweet wishes for the actress and her fathers. One user wrote, “True Best Daughter Alive.” Another user wrote, “So sweet sid ke dad ko bhi wish Kiya kiara ek hi Dil hai kitne baar jitogi,” One of them wrote, “You are really an epitome kiara, a DIL who not discriminate her in Laws…Really You Deserve a Salute…Lots of Love and respect .”
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Currently, Kiara is busy promoting her upcoming film Satyaprem Ki Katha, co-starring Kartik Aaryan. The film is set to release in theaters on June 29, creating anticipation among fans. With her versatile performances and exciting projects on the horizon, Kiara Advani continues to captivate audiences and cement her position as one of the industry’s most talented actresses.
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