It’s gonna be a week since we celebrated Diwali and fed the inner kid in us with lights and happiness. We are all in a gloomy post-Diwali phase, wondering why the festivities ended so early and why cannot we go back in time. With a little belly fat, thanks to all the mithais we had during the Diwali festivities, keeping up with this post-Diwali sadness is hard. While we sulk in the misery, Aamir Khan’s daughter, Ira Khan has pierced our wounds by sharing her Diwali celebration pictures. However, her picture with her baby brother, Azad Rao Khan acted as a healer on our sadness. (Also Read: Mahhi Vij Tries To Flirt With Hubby, Jay Bhanushali, He Trolls Her Narrating Their 'Ghar Ki Kahani')
Ira Khan is a bold, strong and independent girl, who never shies away from being vocal and presenting her unfiltered opinions. From talking about depression to her parents’ broken relationship, Ira has discussed everything keeping a brave face. Despite all the fiasco about Aamir Khan's second marriage with Kiran Rao, the half-siblings, Ira and Azad, Aamir’s ex-wife, Reena Dutta and current wife share a great bond. Ira often surprises us with her cutesy pictures with her little brother, Azad and we adore them.
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Taking to her IG handle on November 18, 2020, Ira Khan shared late Diwali post, but it came as a delight to our eyes. Sharing a series of pictures, Ira shared a little story about her random clicks and wrote, “Roasting marshmallows is an art. Just like taking pictures in the dark. However, that I have not yet figured out. Happy Diwali!” In the series of pictures, Ira shared one picture with her baby brother, Azad, where he can be seen feeding mithai to his elder sister, Ira. The half-siblings twinned in the shades of orange. While Ira looked gorgeous in an orange saree with a golden and green border, Azad looked cute in his orange sweatshirt. Take a look:
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Aamir Khan’s daughter, Ira Khan had spent her lockdown with her father, his wife, Kiran Rao and their child, Azad. On May 23, 2020, Ira had taken to her Instagram handle and had shared a picture from her playtime with her step-brother, Azad Rao Khan. Ira had called her eight-year-old half-brother, Azad her “quarantine buddy”. She had shared a monochrome picture with Azad, where her lips could be seen painted bright red as she had made a pout, whereas, Azad had covered his mouth with his hand as if he was trying to avoid the filter used by his sister. (Don't Miss: Mandira Bedi Takes Her Son, Vir And Adopted Daughter, Tara For A Staycation, Twins With Them)
Ira Khan is fond of sarees and to celebrate Eid this year, she had opted for a saree from her step-mom, Kiran Rao. The star kid shares a lovely relationship with her step-mom, Kiran, in fact, the latter also equally loves her like her own daughter. On the occasion of Eid 2020, Ira had surprised her fans and family by draping a saree which was apparently a gift from her step-mommy, Kiran. Ira had taken to her Instagram handle and had posted a couple of pictures in her beautiful red saree. She had revealed how she had tried to drape the saree first time on her own and her caption could be read as "Eid Mubarak! From me and my successfully-self-draped-saree to you!" Ira in her comments had also revealed that the saree was a gift from her step-mom, Kiran Rao.
Aamir Khan and Kiran Rao had welcomed Azad Rao Khan on November 25, 2011, via surrogacy. On Azad’s 8th birthday, his half-sister, Ira Khan had taken to her Instagram and had posted a heartfelt wish for the little one. She had written a caption that could be read as “You adorable ball of cuteness! Happy Birthday, Azad. What a cool kid you're turning out to be! I can't wait to get to know you better. I hope I can be at least half the older sibling to you that Junaid was to me. Happy growing up! #babybrother #birthday #happybirthday.” Isn’t it adorable? (Recommended Read: Salman Khan Goes In Isolation After His Personal Driver And Two Staffers Test Positive For COVID-19)
We hope Ira and Azad’s sibling love grows many folds!
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