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Shah Rukh Khan wishes son AbRam on his birthday, wants him to hug his papa more. See pic

Sha Rukh Khan’s AbRam, who was born through surrogacy in 2013, turned five on Sunday.

Updated on: May 28, 2018, 09:45:17 IST
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Shah Rukh Khan’s third child, AbRam, turned five on Sunday. Shah Rukh, early on Monday, posted a picture of his little boy on social media and wrote how the 5-year-old son thinks he is 9.

AbRam, born in 2013, often accompanies his dad Shah Rukh Khan to many IPL matches. (Instagram/iamsrk)
AbRam, born in 2013, often accompanies his dad Shah Rukh Khan to many IPL matches. (Instagram/iamsrk)

Sharing the picture, SRK wrote: “My sunshine turns 5 yrs today but he thinks he is 9! Please don’t tell him otherwise if u meet him. Children should hear their own music, sing their own songs & believe in their own lil dreams...& yeah, hug their papa a lot..”

Ever since he was a toddler, AbRam has been accompanying his father to the cricket matches of SRK’s team, the Kolkata Knight Riders. Shah Rukh also routinely shares pictures of AbRam, from their many holidays abroad to vignettes from their everyday life.

In November 2017, SRK described his three kids as his three vices in a picture collage - he defined his daughter, Suhana, as Grace, eldest son Aryan as Style and AbRam, born in 2013, as Playfulness.The actor said that all of his three vices are something that his kids carry perfectly.

My three vices in pictures: Grace, Style & Playfulness.

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On Sunday, AbRam’s mother Gauri had also shared a picture of her son and written: “Happy bday, my gorgeous...”

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