Siddharth Malhotra visits Siddhivinayak with mother after her birth of daughter
Bollywood actor Siddharth Malhotra visits the Siddhivinyak temple in Mumbai with his mother to seek blessings for his newborn daughter and family. Siddharth and Kiara Advani welcomed their first child on 16 July.
In short
- Siddharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani announced the birth of their baby girl
- The couple requested privacy to enjoy their special family time
- Siddharth prayed at Siddhivinyak temple for daughter
Bollywood actor Siddharth Malhotra along with his mother visited the Siddhivinayak temple in Mumbai. He recently celebrated the arrival of his first child, a baby girl with wife Kiara Advani. The couple shared joyful news on social media on 16 July, saying, “Our hearts are full and our world has changed forever. We are blessed with a baby girl (SIC).” He expressed gratitude to the love received and asked for privacy to enjoy this particular time as a family.
‘Sharashah’ visited the Siddhivinayak temple in Mumbai on Sunday, with her mother, to seek blessings for her newborn daughter and her family. The actor was seen in a casual dress, wrapped in a saffron shawl, as he offered prayers. This spiritual stop was a touching gesture of gratitude and hope for his growing family.
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The couple, whose romance began on the set of the film ‘Sher Shah’, married in February 2023 at an intimate ceremony in Rajasthan. Kiara Advani has maintained a low profile during and after the latter, focusing on embracing her recovery and motherhood.
Siddharth’s visit to the Siddhivinyak temple also shows his daughter and his desire to seek divine protection and good health for the family. Drawing the media attention during the journey, he showed a humble gesture of faith and family commitment.
On the work front, Siddharth Malhotra has several upcoming projects, including ‘Vivan: Force of the Forest’, ‘Param Sundari’ and ‘Race 4’. And Kiara Advani is gearing up for the release of ‘War 2’ and ‘Toxic: A Fairy Tail for Grone-ups’.
