Sonam Kapoor and her businessman husband Anand Ahuja welcomed their son Vayu Kapoor Ahuja in 2022. The couple often shares pictures and videos of their little munchkin on their social media handles and fans melt over his cuteness. Today, August 20, 2024, Sonam's son turned 2 and the actress penned a heartwarming note along with a cute video.

Sonam Kapoor says being Vayu's mom is her greatest gift 

A while ago, Sonam Kapoor took to her Instagram handle and shared a video of her son Vayu Kapoor Ahuja. In the clip, we can see the birthday boy running in the cutest way possible wearing a white shirt and beige pants.

Sharing the video, Sonam wrote, "My baby turns two today!!! Happy 2nd Birthday to our sweet, precious Vayu! Being your mom is the greatest gift I could ever receive. You’ve filled our lives with so much joy, laughter, and wonder." 

She also penned that every day with Vayu is an adventure filled with his boundless curiosity, infectious laughter, and sweet, loving nature. her long note also read that her son brought so much light and happiness into their world, making every moment more beautiful and every relationship stronger.

"You’ve deepened the love between your dadaa and me in ways we never imagined, and you’ve brought pure, unfiltered joy to everyone who loves you—your nani and nana, dadi and baba, kaaa masa, Masi and chachu. Your sweet spirit and playful energy make our family complete, and we are so blessed to have you in our lives," she wrote. 

Sonam also called her son sunshine, music, little genius, and their endless source of happiness and expressed her immense love. 

Sonam Kapoor's work front

On the professional front, the Neerja actress was last seen in the Jio Cinema's film Blind, which was released in July 2023. She will be next seen in a project adapted from Anuja Chauhan's novel Battle of Bittora. The movie is being produced by Anil Kapoor Films Company. 

More about Battle of Bittora 

The film is an adaptation of Anuja Chauhan's novel Battle for Bittora. Sonam's sister, producer Rhea Kapoor, had bought the rights to the 2010 book of the same name. The story follows an animation expert who finds himself contesting elections in Bittora against a former royal family.

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