Akshay Kumar with daughter Nitara. (Image courtesy:Akshay Kumar)
Highlights
- Akshay Kumar posted a cute video with Nitara on Twitter
- Nitara is celebrating her fifth birthday today
- "Happy Birthday my princess," wrote Akshay Kumar
Actor Akshay Kumar's daughter Nitara is celebrating her fifth birthday today and nothing could have been better for the little one than to receive such an adorable gift from her doting father. Akshay Kumar posted a super cute video featuring himself and her five-year-old daughter, which will definitely delight the
Khiladi's fans. In the video, Nitara can be seen shaving her father at the sink and Akshay is enjoying being pampered by his 'princess.' Not only this but also Akshay has a special request for Nitara. The 50-year-old actor has asked his daughter not to grow up. This literally took our heart away. Akshay captioned the video: "My favourite part of every day, my daughter shaving me at the sink, precious moments. Happy Birthday my princess. One request, please don't grow up."
Take a look at Akshay and Nitara's cute video here:
Akshay Kumar has been married to actress-turned-writer Twinkle Khanna over 16 years and the couple also have a son, Aarav, who recently celebrated his 15th birthday on September 15.
Recently,
Twinkle aka Mrs Funnybones shared a hilarious conversation with Nitara, which left her 'zapped.'
Here's what Twinkle had posted on Twitter:
Akshay and Twinkle never fail to please their fans and always keep them updated about the family's whereabouts.
On Aarav's birthday, Akshay and Twinkle posted special wishes for their son on social media.
Here's what they had shared:
Twinkle Khanna is a former actress, who is best known for her role in films like
Baadshah,
Joru Ka Ghulam,
Jab Pyaar Kisise Hota Hai and
Mela. She is now an author of two bestsellers -
Mrs FunnyBones and
The Legend Of Lakshmi Prasad while Akshay Kumar, who received a great response for his film
Toilet: Ek Prem Katha is
currently busy in his projects like Gold,
Padman and
2.0.
He is also returning to television after a gap of three years with
The Great India Laughter Challenge, which he is judging