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First Pic Of Neha Dhupia And Angad Bedi’s Daughter Mehr Is Breaking The Internet

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It’s finally here! The first picture of Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi’s one-year-old daughter Mehr is too adorable. All thanks to Angad Bedi’s father Bishan Bedi, who shared the beautiful pictures of the little munchkin on his social media profile. In the photos, Mehr can be seen making some hand gestures with her father Angad Bedi, who can be seen holding her in a baby carrier. She looks excited and obviously, cute in those pictures. A couple of days ago, Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi celebrated the first birthday of Mehr in Punjab, where the couple visited the Golden Temple and Angad’s ancestral “haveli.” The pictures that the former cricketer Bishan Bedi shared are from the couple’s visit to that haveli. Neha Dhupia and Angad Bedi have previously shared pictures of Mehr but none of them featured her face.

Sharing Mehr’s first clear photo, which also features Neha Dhupia standing with her husband and daughter, Bishan Bedi wrote: “Mehr seems to approve of her presence in the dilapidated ‘haveli’ of her great grandparents… Maybe the renovation of the old relic is around the corner! Thanks fellas for visiting my birth place.”

Posting the second photo of Mehr and Angad, he captioned it: “This one is wholeheartedly appreciated by Mehr… Ever so lovingly! God bless all always!”

Check out the first pictures of Mehr Bedi:

On Wednesday, Neha Dhupia also delighted her fans by sharing photos from her Golden Temple visit. The pictures feature Neha, Angad and Mehr seeking blessings at the temple. Check them out:

Neha Dhupia married Angad Bedi in a private ceremony in May last year. The couple welcomed their first child Mehr on November 18 last year.

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