New dad Ranbir Kapoor can’t stop smiling as he shows how to pronounce daughter Raha’s name-WATCH

Actor Ranbir Kapoor welcomed his first child, a baby girl, daughter Raha Kapoor with wife, Alia Bhatt, in November, this year. A few weeks after the birth of his baby girl, the Animal actor visited Jeddah. He attended the Red Sea Film Festival. And, at the event, Ranbir Kapoor also opened up about his baby girl, daughter Raha Kapoor.

During an interaction, on the sidelines of the Red Sea Film Festival, the Brahmastra actor cleared all doubts regarding the name of his little munchkin. In an interview, Ranbir pronounced his daughter Raha’s name. And, the actor couldn’t stop smiling as he showed how to pronounce his little one’s name.

In a video shared by a fanpage of Kapoor, the actor can be heard saying, “Yes, thank you. Her name is Raha.” Ranbir pronounced it as “Raa-Haa (राहा).”

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Meanwhile, at the Red Sea Film Festival, Kapoor spoke at length about his directorial debut. The actor opened up about his plans of venturing into direction.

On the personal front, Ranbir welcomed his first child with Alia, on November 6. The couple had announced their pregnancy in only months of their wedding. Alia Bhatt and Ranbir tied the knot on April 14, this year.

After the birth of Raha, Alia had taken to her Instagram and announced her baby girl’s name. She explained the different meanings to her daughter’s name. And, Bhatt mentioned the name Raha Kapoor was picked by Neetu Kapoor.

 

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Work-wise, the actor was last seen in the movie Brahmastra. The film also featured Alia Bhatt and was directed by Ayan Mukerji. Ranbir has a movie with Luv Ranjan and Sandeep Reddy Vanga’s Animal. The actor also reportedly has the second part of Brahmastra, in his kitty.

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