Synopsis
Shekhar Kapur shares a touching social media post celebrating his daughter Kaveri's growth, featuring childhood and current photos. He reflects on her journey as a musician and upcoming Bollywood debut, while also expressing gratitude for his Padma Bhushan recognition.Key Takeaways
- Shekhar Kapur honors daughter Kaveri on social media.
- Post includes childhood and present-day images.
- Kaveri is transitioning into acting.
- Shekhar receives Padma Bhushan award.
- Grateful message to film audiences.
Mumbai, Feb 2 (NationPress) Renowned filmmaker Shekhar Kapur recently created a heartfelt social media tribute for his daughter Kaveri. The creator of 'Masoom' posted two images on Instagram, one depicting Kaveri's early years and the other showcasing her current self.
In this post, Shekhar Kapur posed a thought-provoking question: "Phew! When did she grow up?" As you swipe to the next picture, you can see those wide eyes filled with wonder, asking, ‘What is this world?’ She continues to ponder. From an exceptional musician, singer-songwriter, and poet to now stepping into acting, what new horizons is she exploring? "It’s perfectly fine, Kaveri; life is about curiosity, and never lose that trait because it transforms you into a remarkable artist, always eager to learn in whatever you pursue," he expressed in the caption.
In response, Kaveri commented, "I still think wtf is this world on an hourly basis."
She added, "Interesting song choice."
On another note, having established herself in the music industry, Kaveri is set to debut in Bollywood with 'Bobby Aur Rishi Ki Love Story', a project directed by Kunal Kohli.
Meanwhile, Shekhar Kapur was recently awarded the esteemed Padma Bhushan for his contributions to Indian cinema on the eve of Republic Day.
Expressing his gratitude on social media, he wrote, "What an honor! I am humbled that the Government of India has deemed me worthy of a #PadmaBhushan. I hope this recognition motivates me to contribute even more to the industry I belong to and the beautiful nation I am fortunate to be a part of. Thank you to the film audiences of India, for I am because you are #JaiHind (sic)."
