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Bollywood stars Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt’s daughter, Raha Kapoor, has been a fan and paparazzi favourite ever since her parents unveiled her face for the first time during a family Christmas lunch last year. In fact, the pictures went viral immediately and indeed broke the internet.
Recently, Ranbir’s sister Riddhima Kapoor commented that her niece resembles both Alia and her late grandfather Rishi Kapoor. Now, a new video of Raha, who will turn two this November, has surfaced on social media, confirming Riddhima’s observation. Many viewers also agreed with this observation in the comment section.
In the video, Raha is seen walking outside her house, surrounded by people. As she waits for Ranbir, the kid looks at the photographers, smiles softly and waves her hands, looking adorable in a white t-shirt, brown shorts and pink shoes. Her father soon joins her and the video ends with Ranbir, dressed in a grey t-shirt, matching pants, and a cap, taking a stroll while carrying Raha.
Fans expressed their love for the duo in the comments section of the video, which appeared on a paparazzo’s Instagram account. Many also noted that she shares a striking resemblance with her mother and grandfather. “Ohh goddd she exactly looked like her mumma😍❤️,” one Instagrammer wrote. “Who else felt it’s Rishi Kapoor walking?” another user noted. While a third netizen mentioned, “Baby Alia ❤️❤️😍,” in the comments section, another person stated, “She’s looking like Rishi Kapoor ❤️”
“She looks a little bit like all of us in the family. At times she looks like Samara, it’s strange because Samara looks a lot like my brother. Actually she’s a mix between my brother, my husband, my father and my mum. She doesn’t look like me at all. Raha looks a lot like Alia and my dad. She is so cute, and she is a good baby,” Riddhima said during a recent chat with UK-based radio jockey Anushka Arora.
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