Soha Ali Khan recently shared a heartwarming moment involving her daughter Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. While going through one of her work notebooks, the actress stumbled upon a handwritten story created by her seven-year-old daughter. The note offered an imaginative retelling of the family history of Sharmila Tagore and Mansoor Ali Khan Pataudi.
Soha Ali Khan Reacts to Inaaya Naumi Kemmu's Creative Story
Sharing a photograph of the notebook page on social media, Soha wrote, "Just one of the delightful things I find in my work notebook." She was especially amused by the way her daughter described the family members and their relationships. Soha added, "Love that Abba is Mansur Tagore and that Apa was born a 'girl daughter'."
Inaaya Naumi Kemmu's Story About Her Grandparents
Inaaya's handwritten account read: "One day sharmilla tagor and munsore tagor had a baby boy and they named him Saif. Saif grew up a bit and then they had a girl daughter named saba. They were expecting no more children but suddenly… sharmilla was pregnant again!!! And a baby called soha appeard. she was the smallest, and kindest baby of all, and munsore and sharmilla loved her sooooo much. slowly soha grew up, untill… a insidint happend.(sic)"
The story also offered a sweet tribute to Soha, whom Inaaya described as the "smallest, and kindest baby of all." Inaaya is the daughter of Soha and Kunal Kemmu, who married in January 2015 and welcomed their daughter in September 2017. The story also brought attention to the celebrated relationship between Sharmila Tagore and Tiger Pataudi, who married in 1968 and became one of India's most admired couples.
Work Front
On the professional front, Kunal Kemmu was last seen in the comedy-thriller 'Madgaon Express', while Soha Ali Khan's last film is the horror sequel 'Chhorii 2'. Soha also recently shared a fitness video, encouraging fans to "head to terrace" if feeling low.
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