Ranbir Kapoor is a wonderful father to Raha, says his mother-in-law Soni Razdan: ‘He’s such a support to Alia’
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Veteran star Soni Razdan has reflected on how parenting has evolved across generations, saying she finds today’s parents more patient and involved with their children. The star also lauded her son-in-law Ranbir Kapoor for being a supportive father to her daughter Alia Bhatt ’s daughter, Raha.
Adding to this, Soni Razdan talks about Ranbir Kapoor as a father. Soni Razdan talks about Ranbir Kapoor as father In a recent interview with News18, Soni shared, "I feel parents of today, this generation, seem to me to be far more patient, far more evolved as parents, and far more able to somehow manage. In my generation, taking out that maximum amount of time for your children was not really looked upon as some sort of virtue. It just wasn’t given that importance. It was almost like parenting was either dumped on the woman, or I don’t think parenting was shared as much as it is today."
Meanwhile, She then talked about Ranbir as a father and shared, "Fathers are—I’m sometimes gobsmacked when I see the way fathers are. Anshuman, what a wonderful dad he is. My son-in-law, what a wonderful father he is. You know, and he’s such a support to Alia. So I can see that, and even my husband is the same. you know, he is realising perhaps how little he actually gave to his children. And at that time, he had the excuse, ‘I was working very hard.’ But everybody is working very hard now. So, haan, it was just not that."
Notably, Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor got married in an intimate wedding ceremony in 2022. The couple welcomed their daughter, Raha, the same year. Alia has often spoken about how Raha’s birth changed Ranbir. She has also opened up that Ranbir now makes time for his daughter and rushes home after shoots to spend time with her.
As per the latest buzz, Ranbir is awaiting the rollout of his much-anticipated movie, Ramayana. Helmed by Nitesh Tiwari, the movie also stars Sai Pallavi, Sunny Deol, Yash, Ravie Dubey, Lara Dutta, Rakul Preet Singh and others in key roles. The movie is scheduled to rollout on Diwali this year, while its second part will rollout on Diwali 2027.
In further updates, Soni, on the other hand, is awaiting the rollout of her soon-to-release show, Shaque. The show also stars Parineeti Chopra, Tahir Raj Bhasin, Anup Soni and Jennifer Winget, among others, in key roles. Helmed by Rensil D’Silva, the show marks Parineeti’s series debut and her first project after motherhood. It is scheduled to rollout on Netflix on September 24.
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Source: Hindustan Times