Akshay Kumar’s Message For His Daughter Nitara on Her Sixth Birthday Will Surely Give You Goosebumps – See Pic

Akshay Kumar shares an adorable picture with his daughter Nitara on her sixth birthday along with a sweet message

Akshay Kumar and Twinkle Khanna, parents of two are currently in Rajasthan with their daughter Nitara, who turned six today. Akshay and Twinkle, who are protective of their children have always managed to keep their kids away from the media.

A few days back Akshay had shared a heartfelt message on his son Aarav’s birthday and has now shared an adorable picture with his little daughter Nitara on her sixth birthday. Akshay took to his Instagram Instagram to share the picture and wrote, “My Baby Girl, you have given me Love I didn’t know existed. Please don’t grow up just yet, I’m not ready for you to swim without Me. Happy 6th Birthday Princess”.

In the picture, Akshay can be seen in a pool with his daughter and he just cannot stop staring at his beautiful munchkin. His smile and his twinkling stare tell how much he adores his ‘Baby girl.’ Just like any other father, Akshay too does not want his young one to grow up.

Check out Akshay Kumar’s post here:

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My Baby Girl, you have given me Love I didn’t know existed ❤ Please don’t grow up just yet, I’m not ready for you to swim without Me. Happy 6th Birthday Princess 👸🏻

A post shared by Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) on Sep 25, 2018 at 4:02am PDT

Akshay has been one of Bollywood’s most successful actor and has been appreciated lately for his choice of films. His focus these days is to do films on social issues and biopics. His recent release Gold did great at the Box Office. He will next be seen in Rajinikanth’s most anticipated film of the year 2.0. The teaser of the film that was released earlier this month garnered a lot of positive response from the viewers. Fans are now looking forward to watching the film on the Big Screen.

Twinkle, on the other hand, is busy with the promotion of her book Pyjamas Are Forgiving. The novel is her third book in three years after the non-fiction Mrs Funnybones, and The Legend of Lakshmi Prasad, which is a collection of short stories.