Akshay Kumar Turns Santa Claus For Daughter Nitara & The Picture Will Melt Your Heart
Akshay Kumar has donned a lot of roles in his career spanning over three decade. The sweetest of all the roles he has ever played is of Santa Clause for daughter Nitara. Mommy Twinkle Khanna shared the picture in which Akshay looks quite unrecognisable. Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone also shared their PDA-filled pictures for Christmas.
Akshay Kumar has donned a lot of roles in his career spanning over three decade, but the sweetest of all the roles he has ever played is of Santa Clause for daughter Nitara on Christmas.
We all get excited for Christmas, don't we? As children, most of us used to believed that Santa existed in real life and that he makes all our wishes come true. Those gifts we asked Santa to get us, our parents never failed to give them to us, right?
Looks like Akshay Kumar's daughter Nitara also got her Christmkas presents from daddy Akshay Kumar, who turned Santa for her.
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Mommy Twinkle Khanna shared the picture in which Akshay looks quite unrecognisable. Dressed in red attire, he sports a long beard like Santa. Nitara, on the other hand, is dressed in green like a little elf.
Akshay Kumar gives daughter Nitara some cuddles and hugs before giving her the Christmas presents, and mommy Twinkle captured them both in the adorbale moment. The picture she shared is all things cute!
¡°Santa with his favourite elf #DaddyClaus #merrychristmas", Twinkle wrote in the caption.
Ranveer Singh and Deepika Padukone also shared their PDA-filled pictures for Christmas. They shared cozy pictures with one another from the celebration. While Ranveer wrote, "All I want for Christmas" in the pic with Deepika. The latter wrote, "Merry Christmas from us."
How did you celebrate Christmas?
Garima Satija leads the Entertainment vertical of Indiatimes. A storyteller at heart who enjoys the thrill of writing, she is sometimes found daydreaming about living the lives of movie characters. Also, she hates talking about herself in the third person.
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