What is your fond memory of visiting nani's house? Whether it's playing around in the courtyard, spending time with them, listening to their stories or enjoying their homemade food - it is difficult to single out one. In an Instagram post, Soha Ali Khan talked about why spending time with grandparents is “so precious.” She shared a bunch of pictures featuring her mother Sharmila Tagore along with her daughter Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. In the pictures, the duo is seen in their own element. From performing yoga, reading the newspaper, and having chit-chat to taking a walk in the park - Inaaya clearly loves every single moment she spends with her grandmother Sharmila Tagore. In the middle of this, one of the frames where Sharmila Tagore is feeding her granddaughter caught our attention.
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On the dining table, we spotted a platter of biryani, curd, black chana, and some greens. The bones kept on Sharmila Tagore's plate indicate that the duo relished some biryani. In the picture, the veteran star is seen feeding Inaaya with her hand. Isn't it too adorable to miss?
In the caption, Soha Ali Khan shared that while the children get a chance to learn from someone who is much older than them, the grandparents get a second chance at parenting. The actress also mentioned that she finally got a chance to relax. “Time with grandparents is so precious the chance to learn from someone so far apart in years from you (and this works both ways), a second chance at parenting, the most unconditional love and the purest fun - and a chance for me to put my feet up and finally get that pedicure!! #summerholidays #nanihouse,” read Soha Ali Khan's caption.
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Reacting to the post, Shweta Bachchan wrote, “These are precious Soha.” Malaika Arora also dropped a comment reading: “So precious” with a red heart emoji.
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