Sonam Kapoor adorably holds son Vayu in photo from Diwali bash clicked by husband Anand Ahuja

An unseen photo of Sonam Kapoor, holding her son, Vayu Kapoor Ahuja, from Anand Ahuja and her hosted Diwali party, was shared by her sister Rhea Kapoor, on Instagram. The picture was taken by Sonam Kapoor’s husband, businessman, Anand Ahuja. And, the photo of the mother-son duo was beyond priceless.

Rhea Kapoor took to her Instagram to share a string of photos of Sonam. She gave a glimpse to her followers of how she perfectly styled her sister, once again, for the pre-Diwali and Diwali festivities. While Rhea shared some classy snaps of the new mom, she dropped an adorable one featuring her nephew.

In the first photo, Sonam Kapoor is clicked holding son Vayu Kapoor Ahuja, adorably in her arms. She is caressing her little one as he is comfortable in his mother’s arms. The photo features the mother-son duo in matching outfits for the festive season. Sonam and Vayu were twinning in matching traditional wear as they got dressed for the Diwali party hosted by the actress.

Take a look at the photos below:

 

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Sharing the string of photos, Rhea Kapoor wrote in her Instagram post, “And back to styling my number one with my best girls. Never looked happier, better and more like herself. @sonamkapoor in @anamikakhanna.in and @re_ceremonial Happy Diwali everyone! (sic).”

Taking to the comments section of the post, businessman Anand Ahuja, husband of Sonam Kapoor made a comment. And, Ahuja mentioned he clicked the photo of Sonam with Vayu. He asked Rhea for credits. In his comment, Anand Ahuja wrote, “Makes me so happy to see also!! Also photo cred for that first one… haha. Very proud!”

Meanwhile, Sonam Kapoor and Anand Ahuja attended a Diwali party that was a star-studded affair. Malaika Arora, Arjun Kapoor, Varun Dhawan and several others attended the celebrations.

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