Nawazuddin Siddiqui's reaction to daughter Shora wanting a tiny bag worth lakhs is unmissable!

Nawazuddin Siddiqui (Pic/IMDB)

Nawazuddin Siddiqui, a highly talented actor in Bollywood, began his career with a role in the movie 'Sarfarosh' alongside Aamir Khan. However, he gained widespread recognition and fame for his roles in movies such as 'Gangs of Wasseypur,' 'The Lunchbox,' 'Raman Raghav 2.0,' and 'Manto.'

Fans appreciate Nawazuddin for his exceptional acting skills. On the personal front, he married Aaliya Siddiqui in 2009, and they have two children, Shora and Yani. After 19 years of marriage, Nawazuddin and Aaliya decided to part ways, but they continued to co-parent their children.

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Nawazuddin Siddiqui's reaction to daughter Shora wanting a tiny bag

In a recent interview, Nawazuddin Siddiqui shared a heartwarming anecdote about spending quality time with his daughter, Shora. During a shopping spree, Nawazuddin revealed that the last person he rested his head on was his daughter's lap. He expressed his deep love for Shora, stating that he wants the best for his little girl. Nawazuddin shared an incident where he went shopping with Shora, and when she asked for a small bag, as a loving father, he happily agreed to get it for her. He said, "I want everything for her. A few days back, she took me to a mall in Dubai, ‘Papa ek chota sa bag chahiye mujhe. I said, ‘Fine, buy it.'"

Nawazuddin Siddiqui further revealed that his daughter, Shora, once took him to a Louis Vuitton showroom. During their visit, Shora selected a small bag, and when she disclosed the price to her father, Nawazuddin was left astonished.

He initially thought the tiny LV bag would cost around Rs. 20-25K. However, upon checking with the store staff, he discovered that the bag had a hefty price tag of Rs. 2.5 lakhs. Nawazuddin expressed his surprise, "I thought it must be some small bag. But, she pulled me to Louis Vuitton's showroom and picked up a small bag. Par jab usne mujhe rate bataye toh mere hosh udd gaye. It was very expensive. It costed Rs 2 lakh. I thought it must be somewhere around Rs 20-25k, itna sa toh bag hai vo. But when I was told its price, I was like, ‘Hain?."