Gauri Khan and AbRam photographed in Mumbai (Image courtesy: Gauri Khan )
Highlights
- In the picture, Gauri can be seen wrapped in tissue paper, kissing AbRam
- "When you get appreciated for being a good Mummy," wrote Gauri
- Last week, SRK shared a picture of AbRam dressed in a Spider-Man costume
Tom Cruise isn't the only one with Mummy trouble. On the day the trailer of the actor's new film
The Mummy was unveiled, Gauri Khan shared an adorable picture of herself with son AbRam on Twitter. In the picture, she can be seen wrapped in tissue paper like a 'Mummy,' kissing her three-year-old son.
The 46-year-old interior designer captioned the photo: "That moment when you get appreciated for being a good Mummy!" Gauri gets 10 on 10 for replicating the bandages that the monster of Egyptian lore and cinematic legend is popularly depicted swathed in. Well done, Gauri Khan. It's hard enough being a mommy.
Straight out of a horror movie, this...not:
It's usually AbRam's dad Shah Rukh Khan, not mom Gauri, who posts about the toddler's adorable doings on social media. Last week, the
Baazigar actor shared a picture on Instagram where AbRam is seen dressed in a Spider-Man costume. Shah Rukh Khan captioned the picture: "Spidey boom at home. They r coming out of everywhere! On the bright side, at least pizza delivery issue is resolved. (sic)"
From long drives to late night walks, AbRam is often seeing accompanying his father on activities and features in many pictures posted by the 51-year-old star on social media.
Recently, Gauri Khan designed the nursery for close friend and filmmaker Karan Johar's twins, Yash and Roohi. The 44-year-old director shared a picture on social media in which he and Gauri pose in the nursery. He wrote: "@gaurikhan designs my baby nursery with so much love and care!! Love you gauri! It's the most beautiful space...(sic)"
On the work front, Shah Rukh Khan is currently shooting for Imtiaz Ali's next venture opposite Anushka Sharma. He will also feature in Aanand L Rai's next film, in which he plays a dwarf.