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Anupam Kher's Grandnephew Steals the Show on Sooraj Barjatya Film Set

Veteran actor Anupam Kher shared an adorable video of his one-year-old grandnephew, Nirvair, visiting the set of his upcoming film with director Sooraj Barjatya. The child charmed the entire unit, with his favorite activity being climbing the stairs under his mother Vrinda's watchful eye. This protective scene led Kher to reflect philosophically on how the roles of protector and protected reverse over a lifetime, calling it the "circle of life." Kher has also recently given fans glimpses of playing cricket on the same set, celebrating his collaboration with the acclaimed filmmaker.

Key Points: Anupam Kher's Family Visit on Sooraj Barjatya Film Set

  • Grandnephew's first shoot visit
  • Heartwarming family moment
  • Philosophical life reflection
  • Behind-the-scenes cricket fun
  • Collaboration with celebrated director
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Anupam Kher has a special visitor on the set of his next with Sooraj Barjatya

Anupam Kher shares a heartwarming moment as his grandnephew visits a film shoot, sparking reflections on the circle of life.

"The pages of their childhood turn faster than we can read. - Anupam Kher"

Mumbai, Jan 27

Veteran actor Anupam Kher was accompanied by a special guest on the set of his upcoming drama with filmmaker Sooraj Barjatya.

The son of Kher's niece, Vrinda, Nirvair, visited his first shoot.

Charming his way into everyone's heart, he was seen having a gala time by climbing the stairs. Seeing his niece protecting her son from getting hurt amidst all the fun, Kher could not help but reflect on how life comes full circle.

He pointed out that while in the initial years of our life, our parents protect us, later in life, we end up taking care of them.

Posting an adorable video of the little one on the set, Kher penned on the photo-sharing app, "The pages of their childhood turn faster than we can read. My niece Vrinda's one year old son #Nirvair, visited his first shoot (Sooraj Barjatya's film) and soon became the darling of the whole unit! Climbing the stairs became his favourite thing on the sets! Vrinda was protectively behind him so that he doesn't fall. That visual got me on to a philosophical note, that Life makes a reversal! And when the child grows up he or she protects the parents from falling down on the stairs! It is called #CircleOflife! (sic)"

Prior to this, Kher treated the netizens to another glimpse of enjoying some Gali cricket on the sets of his next with Sooraj Barjatya.

Dropping a video of himself playing, Kher shared on social media, "Glimpses of street cricket! Enjoyed playing cricket with the people of unit during shooting of my dear friend and India's best director #SoorajBarjatya! I didn't post the video of the balls I got got clean bowled on !!! Did correct ?? #Cricket #Fun."

In November last year, Kher announced the project by posting a video with the 'Hum Saath-Saath Hain' maker.

Celebrating the first day of the shoot, he even presented Barjatya with an auspicious shawl from Ayodhya.

- IANS

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Rohit P
Sooraj Barjatya and Anupam Kher together again! After 'Vivah', this is fantastic news. Their collaboration always brings such pure, family-oriented cinema. Can't wait for this film!
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David E
The part about gali cricket on set is so relatable! It's great to see such a positive and fun work environment. More sets should be like this.
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Aditya G
Respectfully, while the sentiment is nice, the article feels a bit like promotional filler. I'd love to know more about the actual film's plot and cast. Hope we get some concrete details soon.
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Shreya B
The shawl from Ayodhya for the mahurat - such a thoughtful and auspicious gesture! It shows the respect and tradition still valued in our film industry. Jai Shri Ram!
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Michael C
Anupam Kher's social media is always so genuine and philosophical. He finds life lessons in everyday moments. A great quality to have.

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