The daughter of Ram Charan and Upasana received a gold cradle from Mukesh Ambani and his family. Today is scheduled to be the newborn girl’s naming ceremony.
The daughter of Ram Charan and Upasana has only been alive for 11 days, yet she is already fully grown. Fans, relatives, and friends have all given the new star child a warm welcome to the world. Yes, and as of late, we’ve learned that the wealthy Ambani family has also sent the young girl a unique gift. You won’t believe what it is.
A gold cradle was reportedly given to Ram Charan and Upasana’s daughter by Mukesh Ambani and his family. According to estimates, the gold cradle is worth a staggering lakhs. The baby girl’s naming ceremony will take place among family members today. According to custom, the event will take place at Upasana’s mother’s home.
The celebrity wife posted a sneak peak at the naming ceremony celebrations on her Instagram account. With the lavish decorations at Upasana’s home, the preparations have already started. The event will be attended by the entire enormous family. Numerous famous people are reportedly slated to attend the celebration and bless the couple and their daughter.
Ram Charan and Upasana welcomed their daughter on June 20. As soon as the baby girl was born, several people, including grandparents, uncles, Chiranjeevi, and Allu Arjun, visited the hospital and gave her blessings. When speaking to the media after his granddaughter’s birth, the megastar, who gave her the moniker “Mega Princess,” stated, “Looking at all of the good times in our lives, I feel it is because of the positivity this little child is providing. Lord Hanuman is worshipped by our family as Anjaneya Swamy. He was born on Tuesday, and we are thankful that it was a lucky day for him.
The expectant parents purchased a handcrafted cradle for their baby before she was even born that was built by human trafficking survivors. It stands for tenacity, hope, and self-respect. Additionally, RRR vocalist Kaala Bhairava composed a poignant song specifically for the child.
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