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Insides from Soha Ali Khan’s star studded bday bash
- Thursday | 4th October, 2018
While Soha’s brother Saif Ali Khan and his wife Kareena weren’t in any of the birthday posts, we have a feeling they will have their own private family get-together.
As Soha Ali Khan turned 40 on Thursday, she was showered with love from everyone in her life. And because turning 40 is a huge deal, Soha threw a massive bash at Bastian, a restaurant in Mumbai, on Wednesday and husband Kunal Khemu, sister Saba Ali Khan, and her celebrity friends, Karan Johar, Neha Dhupia, Aayush Sharma and wife Arpita Khan Sharma were all in attendance. Picture and videos of the night are making the rounds on the internet and give a closer look at the celebrations.
In one too-sweet video, Kunal leans over to watch his wife blow out her birthday candles on her elaborately-decorated cake, unable to contain a huge grin. There’s another adorable video of him giving Soha a sweet kiss as she fed him her birthday cake that simply said, “40.”
Soha showed up to her birthday dinner in a glittery dress. Her strappy dress featured a flattering ruching detail on the bodice and a low-cut neckline. She accessorised with gold earrings and a matching pendant necklace that spelt out the name of her and Kunal’s daughter, Inaaya Naumi Kemmu, who turned one on September 29.
Soha posted a series of photo of her own on Instagram, she captioned these snaps of their PDA, “Before...” and “After...” While Soha’s brother Saif Ali Khan and his wife Kareena weren’t in any of the birthday posts, we have a feeling they will have their own private family get-together.
Well, seems like everyone had a blast at the party.
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