Masaba Gupta's Birthday Wish For ‘Simply The Best’ Mom Neena Gupta Is Pure Love

The soon-to-be mom Masaba Gupta is beaming with joy as it is her mother, Neena Gupta’s birthday today. The ace fashion designer, who never leaves any opportunity to showcase her love for her mother, posted the cutest birthday wish on the occasion. The heartwarming post comprised some throwback pictures of the actress along with some stellar shots featuring her in the most glamorous avatar.

Masaba, to extend her heartfelt wishes to the Badhaai Ho star, took out some blasts from past pictures and they are worth a look. In the first few pictures, we can see a young Neena radiating pure beauty and nothing else. As we slide further, we realise that the actress is ageing like a fine wine. One of the frames perfectly captured her ethereal beauty in a white and yellow free-flowing maxi dress. Additionally, she also posed with her husband Vivek Mehra for an adorable frame. Masaba captioned the bunch of pictures, “Everybody wish my mom a very happy birthday @neena_gupta simply the best.”

Married to actor Satyadeep Misra, Masaba Gupta is the only child of Neena Gupta from her wedding with cricketing legend Viv Richard. The Masaba Masaba star announced her pregnancy earlier this year in April with an Instagram post comprising a pregnant emoji and a picture of herself with her husband.

As for Neena Gupta, the actress is currently garnering love for her role in the third season of her show, Panchayat. In the show, Neena portrays ‘Manju Devi’, the wife of Pradhan ji. Besides the Vadh actress, the light-hearted web series also features Raghubir Yadav, Jitendra Kumar, Faisal Malik, Chandan Roy, Pankaj Jha, Durgesh Kumar, Saanvikaa, and others.

Do you know that Neena shot for Panchayat 3 at a temperature between 45° to 47°? Recently, while speaking to Indianexpress.com, she opened up on the physical challenges during the filming of the web series. She shared, “We had to shoot in 45°- 47° temperature. This time I had to fall off a bike. There were pebbles and gravel on the road and upar se dhoop thi [and it was hot.] It was challenging for all of us — for the actors, for the technicians.”