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Genelia Deshmukh Drops Everything When Son Says 'Please Sit With Me Aai'

Actress Genelia Deshmukh shared a heartwarming video of spending time with her younger son, Rahyl, after he asked her to sit with him while he played with Legos. She emphasized that she dropped everything because nothing is more valuable than such moments. Her social media feed is filled with precious updates about her sons, Rahyl and Riaan, including a recent clip of Rahyl comforting their sick pet dog, Flash. Genelia also recently celebrated Rahyl being named 'player of the match' at his football tournament.

Key Points: Genelia Deshmukh Shares Heartwarming Moment with Son Rahyl

  • Genelia Deshmukh prioritizes family
  • Son Rahyl asks her to sit while he plays
  • She shares precious moments with her sons
  • Rahyl also comforts ailing pet dog
  • Actress finds joy in her children's activities
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Genelia Deshmukh decides to drop everything as her son says 'Please sit with me Aai'

Actress Genelia Deshmukh drops everything for her son Rahyl in a touching social media post, highlighting her family-first philosophy.

Genelia Deshmukh decides to drop everything as her son says 'Please sit with me Aai'
"Please sit with me Aai, while I do my lego - Rahyl Deshmukh"

Mumbai, March 16

Actress Genelia Deshmukh has proved time and again that for her, family is the number one priority.

In her latest social media update, the 'Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na' actress shared a video of showering her younger son Rahyl with love and affection while he is busy playing with Legos.

Genelia revealed that as her younger one was feeling a little under the weather, he asked his Aai to sit with him, as he played. Just like any other mother, the 'Sitaare Zameen Par' actress dropped everything to be by her kid's side.

"When the little one doesn't feel so well but his condition to me is "Please sit with me Aai, while I do my lego" and then Aai drops everything because nothing can be worth more. (sic)", read the text overlay on the clip.

Genelia's feed is flooded with such precious moments with her boys - Rahyl and Riaan.

Recently, she uploaded a video of Rahyl trying to comfort their ailing pet dog, Flash.

In the clip, we could see a visibly unwell Flash resting on the floor while wearing a protective cone around his neck.

The fury friend was seen lying quietly, while Rahyl made sure that Flash did not feel lonely.

Sharing the emotional moment with the Instagram family, Genelia wrote, "When Flash doesn't feel too well, Little Rahyl makes sure he doesn't leave his side ... Hai main marjavaan."

Prior to this, Genelia spilled her excitement on social media as Rahyl was given the 'player of the match' at his recently held football tournament.

Dropping a video of Rahyl posing with the player of the match card in his hand, Genelia shared, "Most weekends are soccer weekends and Aai - Baba find it very very tiring but when you see these beautiful smiles everything feels worth it and nothing means more."

- IANS

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Rohit P
Respect. It's not easy for anyone, especially someone in the public eye, to drop everything. But a child saying "Aai" is the ultimate call. This is the real definition of success, not box office numbers.
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Sarah B
While it's a sweet sentiment, I do wonder about the constant sharing. Is every private family moment now content? The love is genuine, but the need to document and post it for validation is a bit much.
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Aditya G
The part about Rahyl comforting their dog Flash got me. "Hai main marjavaan" – that line is so true! Kids teaching us empathy. This is the kind of values we want the next generation to have. Kudos to the parents.
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Meera T
As a mother, I relate so much. The article perfectly captures that "Aai" moment. When they are small and unwell, they just want your presence, not toys or treats. It's tiring but worth every second. God bless their family.
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Karthik V
Nice to see a celebrity prioritizing family life. In an industry known for its chaos, this is refreshing. Also, good to see the kids into sports (football) and creative play (Legos), not just screens.

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