Suhana Khan can’t take her eyes off the scenery from her New York apartment, See Pic

Suhana Khan is in love with New York. The star kid, who is in NYC for higher studies, often shares pictures from her apartment there. Recently, she shared a picture of herself enjoying the view from her New York apartment. Suhana, daughter of Shah Rukh Khan and interior designer Gauri Khan, took to Instagram to post a photo of herself admiring the scenery from her apartment. Suhana Khan is shown lying sideways on a white couch, her back to the camera. 

She rested in front of the glass panes, gazing out the window. Her sight comprised highrises and a cloudy sky. Suhana chose to wear a dark-coloured top with grey pants and her hair was let free. She didn’t caption the shot, but she did include a white cloud emoji. The image was liked by  Ananya Panday, Tiger Shroff, Navya Naveli Nanda, Khushi Kapoor, Shanaya Kapoor, and Aaliyah Kashyap.

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Suhana recently uploaded photos of herself while on vacation for many weeks. She posted a selfie of herself on Instagram Stories last month. She was dressed in a transparent white long-sleeved shirt and blue pants. She captioned the photo “Last day,” implying that her vacation was coming to an end.

In August, Suhana dropped photos of herself as she travelled to Portugal. Before that, she was in Serbia with her mother Gauri, who had shared pictures from Belgrade. Suhana is the middle child of Shah Rukh and Gauri. Aryan Khan is her elder brother, and AbRam Khan, her younger brother.

Suhana completed her education at Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai before moving on to Ardingly College in England for high school. She is currently studying film at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. She aspires to be an actor like her father, Shah Rukh. She is, however, finishing her education before entering the film industry.

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