
Aamir Khan picks the name Mira for Jwala-Vishnu's baby girl
Aamir Khan
spent Saturday at the Hyderabad home of actor
Vishnu Vishal
and badminton champion
Jwala Gutta
, joining them for an intimate ceremony to name their newborn daughter. The Bollywood star, a long-time friend of the family, chose the name Mira for the baby, Jwala revealed.
Explaining why she wanted Aamir to name their daughter, Jwala shared, 'Aamir personally took care of me for almost seven to eight months before I got pregnant.
He insisted I visit his doctor, and it was his conviction that everything would turn out positive.'
Talking about the significance of the name, Jwala said, 'Mira means unconditional love and peace in several languages. It felt so right for this child we waited for so long and prayed so hard for.
Having her is already the greatest gift, and as her mother, I feel proud to raise a daughter. We need more strong, independent women for the world to be a better place.'
Jwala's friendship with Aamir dates back over a decade, to her gold medal win at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. 'I've known Aamir since then. We lost touch for a while, but reconnected during one of his visits to Chennai,' she said, adding, 'My husband and I grew very close to him and his family, especially his mother and sisters, who took care of me before I conceived.
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Having them at the ceremony made the day even more special.
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The couple, who welcomed a baby girl on April 22 through IVF, shared glimpses of the ceremony on Instagram on Sunday. As friends and family gathered to bless little Mira, emotions ran high for Jwala. 'IVF is an emotionally lonely journey, despite having people around. Aamir saw me go through it. I never got emotional during the process, so he was surprised to see me emotional at the ceremony — and I think that's why he also got emotional.
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