Richa Chadha and Ali Fazal were spotted at the airport, embarking on their first family vacation with their newborn daughter. The couple, who welcomed their baby girl on July 16, 2024, is currently enjoying the joys of parenthood. Their recent outing drew attention not only for their casual fashion choices but also for Ali Fazal’s respectful request to the paparazzi to not take pictures of their baby.
On October 14, Richa and Ali were seen at Mumbai Airport, where a video captured the moment.Richa, cradling her daughter wrapped in a cozy blanket, showcased her maternal instincts while Ali managed their travel documents and bags. During their brief interaction with the media, Ali politely asked the photographers, “thoda sa dekh lena aap log please. Sorry han bache ki mat lena” (Please manage and sorry but don’t click the baby’s photo). This gesture highlights the couple’s desire to protect their child’s privacy amidst the public eye.
In terms of fashion during their airport appearance, both stars opted for relaxed yet stylish outfits. Ali sported gray cargo pants paired with a black t-shirt and a red cap, while Richa donned a white t-shirt with neon pink pants and white sneakers.
A few weeks ago, Richa celebrated Daughter’s Day, and shared unseen maternity photos on Instagram, showcasing her baby bump adorned with symbolic geometry designs. Reflecting on motherhood, she quoted Maya Angelou: “My mother shed her protective love down around me and without knowing why, people sensed I had value. You will always have value, lil girl.” Richa expressed her excitement for sharing these memories with her daughter in the future.
On the professional front, Richa was last seen in her role in Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s web series ‘Heeramandi,’ where she received acclaim for her portrayal of Laajo. Meanwhile, Ali was last seen reprising his iconic role as Guddu Pandit in ‘Mirzapur 3,’ which has garnered significant attention from audiences. He also has several exciting projects lined up, including ‘Rakht Brahmand‘ alongside Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Anurag Basu’s ‘Metro…In Dino.’
