Shabana Azmi's Sweet Birthday Wish For "Betu" Farhan Akhtar. See Pic
Farhan Akhtar is celebrating his 50th birthday and Shabana Azmi posted a sweet birthday wish for him.
Actor, producer, and director Farhan Akhtar is celebrating his 50th birthday and in the latest entertainment news, his step mother Shabana Azmi posted a sweet birthday wish. The veteran actress, who was last seen in Abhishek Bachchan and Saiyami Kher-starrer 'Ghoomer' posted a picture from Farhan Akhtar's midnight birthday celebrations. In the picture, Shabana Azmi can be seen with her husband Javed Akhtar and other family members. The midnight celebration was also attended by Farhan’s mother, Honey Irani, sister Zoya Akhtar, wife Shibani Dandekar and her sister Anusha Dandekar.
“Salgirah mubarak betu #FarhanAkhtar. Jeete raho khush raho bahut saara pyar," Shabana Azmi wrote on Instagram.
Check out the post here:
Here are some of the fan comments:
"You guys have such a lovely family," wrote one user.
"Aapne jis tarah Farhan ji ko betu kaha wo bahut hi pyara hai .. aise laga aap hum men se ek hain and not a distant celebrity," wrote another user.
"Such a cute family picture," wrote one user.
"Ma'am, this is amazing," wrote one user.
Shabana Azmi shares a cordial relationship with Javed Akhtar's first wife Honey Irani.
In an interview with Filmfare, Shabana had earlier said, "We are very friendly. I have a great relationship with them based on friendship and trust. I value Farhan and Zoya very much and I think they value me. I think a lot of that credit goes to their mom Honey (Irani). I must say that she was very generous.”
“If she had decided that the kids would not be friends with me, then they couldn’t have been friends with me. So I have to accept in all honesty that I owe it to Honey that I have such a beautiful relationship not only with her children but also with her. We have a beautiful, happy bond. And I don’t poke my nose in their business. If I feel there is something they would rather not talk about, I do not talk about it,” she added.
