Kiara And Sidharth's Newborn Baby Gets Special Visit From Her 'Nana' At Hospital
A day after the birth, Kiara's father and proud grandfather, Jagdeep Advani, was once again spotted at the hospital. Joining him was Sidharth's brother, Harshad Malhotra, who arrived in the same car. The family seemed in good spirits as they came to visit the newborn.
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