Shah Rukh Khan is a master when it comes to expressing his feeling through words and King Khan has yet again impressed us with his thoughts. This time, SRK posted a few words for daughter Suhana Khan’s 18th birthday and it’s beautiful in true senses.
He tweeted, “Like all daughters, I knew you were always meant for flying…and now u can also legally do what u have been doing since u were 16…!! Love u.”
Like all daughters, I knew you were always meant for flying…and now u can also legally do what u have been doing since u were 16…!! Love u. pic.twitter.com/9ZRytlZDN2
— Shah Rukh Khan (@iamsrk) May 22, 2018
About Suhana Khan’s big birthday plans, a report in a leading daily had revealed, “Suhana is super excited for her 18th birthday. She is ready to take off to an exotic location to bring in her birthday with family and a few friends. It’s her 18th so it has to be special”.
Just a day before Suhana’s birthday, mom Gauri Khan had taken to her Instagram account to share a gorgeous picture of her daughter and along with the picture, she captioned the image, “Gearing up for a birthday bash… Thanks @karanjohar
Pic credits: @avigowariker”
Gearing up for a birthday bash… Thanks @karanjohar Pic credits: @avigowariker
Speaking of Suhana Khan, over the years she has left everyone impressed with her stunning public appearances. Be it any party or a cricket match, Suhana’s fashion game is always on point. She shares the same confidence like her popular father and has the potential to someday rule the industry just like dad King Khan.
Suhana is currently pursuing her acting studies in London. About her acting future, Shah Rukh Khan had once revealed, “We have a simple rule in the family. Each one of us has to have an undergraduate degree at least. Suhana still has 4-5 years to go before she can start acting. She has to be an undergraduate first”.
Daddy dearest in an interview to DNA had called Suhana Khan a good actress. He had expressed, “Suhana wants to be an actress. I see that zeal in her. She’s extremely good on stage, I’ve seen her performances. She’s admittedly a cinema fan and wants to be in the industry. But my point is simple you need to complete your education before doing anything. That’s the only thing I have told my children. Otherwise, they are free to be in the film industry, not be in it and do whatever they like. I will be supportive of whatever they want to do”.