Swara Bhasker’s life took a beautiful turn while she was blessed with her daughter Raabiyaa remaining year. Married to activist Fahad Ahmad, she is currently taking part in motherhood to the fullest.

As their little baby turns seven months old, the actress shared an adorable video and penned a heartfelt word on social media. Read on!

Swara Bhasker is extremely joyful as Raabiyaa turns seven months vintage
After getting married to Fahad Ahmad in February 2023, the couple welcomed their first infant on 23 September the equal 12 months. On April 23, because the toddler grew to become seven months vintage, her mommy dearest, actress Swara Bhasker allow the sector know this glad information.

Taking to her Instagram, the Raanjhanaa actress dropped a cute video of her having a lovely time with the baby. The clip indicates Swara showering her love and planting kisses on the child earlier than she holds mommy's hair and starts offevolved pulling on it. As the infant hits her inside the face, she lovingly and smilingly asks ‘Raabi’ not to do it.Sharing the video, the mommy penned, “ My coronary heart is seven months vintage today and my eyes are almost gouged out and my face has been clawed a couple of instances! The feral creature I’ve birthed is gaining knowledge of to use her paws! #7months.”She also shared a photo of their candy moment and tagged her husband Fahad on it. She captioned it, “My heart is 7 months old nowadays.”Days after the infant’s beginning, the couple celebrated Chhathhi for Raabiyaa. The Veere Di Wedding actress gave a peek into all the traditional customs and rituals that were followed inclusive of the toddler’s mom singing a people tune ‘sohar’ at the activities.

Sharing extra about it, she penned a long observe that examine, “The infant is a mish mash of the mish mash we are.. So she’s 62.5% UP.. 12.5% Bihar.. 25% Andhra.. And I’m excited about representation and I’m constantly right here for celebration! :) Moreover considering our wedding, we’ve been coming across commonplace cultural practices that both Hindus and Muslims in North India share which boosts my belief that human beings can come from all manner of variety but love and pleasure will find a common language! Chhathhi or the sixth day of the child’s birth is well known across UP BIhar in which the mother & baby are dressed within the shade of Haldi / turmeric and the aunts /bua places kaajal on the child and mother and father to guard the kid and own family from ‘nazar’ or the evil eye. I’m making a song a famous ‘sohar’ (songs of celebration for newborns).”