Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], September 21 (ANI): As Kareena Kapoor turned 46 on Monday, September 21, her sister-in-law Soha Ali Khan joined the 1980s AI trend to give the birthday celebrations a retro twist, imagining Kareena, Saif Ali Khan, Soha and Kunal Kemmu in classic 1980s-inspired looks.
Soha shared the AI-generated picture on Instagram, featuring the family members dressed in distinctive retro outfits and sporting hairstyles inspired by the decade. Kareena can be seen in a black-and-gold mini dress paired with leggings, while Soha and Kareena sport big curly hairstyles. Saif and Soha are seen wearing denim, while Kunal looks dapper in a white suit teamed with a printed shirt.
Sharing the picture, Soha wrote, “You were born in 1980 - a true blue '80s child so this seemed appropriate - happy happy birthday to my gorgeous, kind and loving sister-in-law.. Here's to being a style icon through every decade gone and all to come!”
The post was among several birthday tributes that Kareena received from family, friends and colleagues across the film industry.
Priyanka Chopra also took to Instagram to wish Kareena, sharing a picture of the actor in a saree.
“Happy Birthday Kareena. There will never be anyone like you (two red hearts),” Priyanka wrote.
Actor Kiara Advani also shared a birthday wish for Kareena, calling her the “OG Diva.” “Happy Birthday to our OG DIVA..Sending you lots of love”
Anil Kapoor joined the celebrations with a picture featuring himself and Kareena. He praised the actor for her personality and wrote, “Happy Birthday @kareenakapoorkhan You've always had that rare combination of confidence, warmth and a wonderful sense of humour. Wishing you lots of happiness, laughter and love. Have a great one, Beboo!!”
Kareena is celebrating her 46th birthday today. On the work front, she was recently seen in 'Daayra', co-starring Prithviraj Sukumaran.
Directed by Meghna Gulzar, the crime thriller marks Kareena and Prithviraj’s outing as cops and opened in theatres on Friday to decent reviews from audiences and critics. (ANI)
