Varun Gandhi was every bit the doting and proud father when he shared an adorable picture of his daughter Anasuyaa. In a tweet, which is shared a few hours ago, he shared about his daughter baking cookies for the first time ever.
Varun Gandhi took to Twitter to share the post. (HT Photo)
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“My daughter Anasuyaa after baking her first ever batch of cookies…,” he wrote while posting the picture. The image shows the kid standing in front of a bookshelf wearing an apron. She is seen holding a tray filled with cookies.
Take a look at the post:
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The post has been shared a few hours ago. Since being posted, it has accumulated nearly 18,000 likes and counting. The share has also prompted people to post various comments.
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The post has been shared a few hours ago. Since being posted, it has accumulated nearly 18,000 likes and counting. The share has also prompted people to post various comments.
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“Beautiful. God bless her, Varun!” wrote a Twitter user. “My compliments to the chef,” posted another. “What a cutie,” expressed a third.
What are your thoughts on the share by Varun Gandhi?
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