Luv-Kussh skip joint b'day bash for Shatrughan-Zaheer

Sonakshi Sinha recently celebrated a joint birthday party for her father,

Shatrughan Sinha

, and her husband, Zaheer Iqbal. The intimate gathering included a select guest list, featuring actor Rekha. However, her brothers, Luv and Kussh, were noticeably absent from the event.
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Sonakshi shared a video on her YouTube channel, giving fans a look at her intimate birthday celebration for her father and husband. The video showcased the warm and joyful atmosphere of the event, filled with love and laughter. However, it didn't feature her brothers, Luv and Kush.

Shatrughan turned 79 on December 9, 2024 and Zaheer celebrated his 36th birthday on December 10.
The actress celebrated a milestone birthday, as it marked the first time her father and husband shared a birthday celebration together. However, the joy was tinged by the absence of her brothers, Luv and Kush Sinha, who also missed her wedding festivities in June of the previous year.
The absence of Sonakshi Sinha's brothers, Luv and Kush, from her birthday celebration has reignited speculations about a possible rift within the Sinha family.

Rekha, who shares a long-standing relationship with the Sinha family, attended Sonakshi Sinha's birthday celebration. Upon arrival, she greeted Shatrughan Sinha with a respectful gesture, touching his feet. Rekha and Shatrughan have collaborated on several films, including Khoon Bhari Maang and Raampur Ka Lakshman.

The evening became emotional when

Poonam Sinha

, Shatrughan's wife, took the microphone to introduce Rekha to the gathering. With a smile, she lovingly referred to Rekha as her "soul sister," warmly inviting everyone to greet her.
When Zaheer Iqbal arrived at the birthday celebration, he also showed his respect to Rekha by touching her feet, following the tradition of reverence.
During the birthday celebration, Sonakshi shared a nostalgic moment on her YouTube video, showcasing a collection of vintage film magazines featuring her father, Shatrughan Sinha, on the covers. These magazines, dating back to 1972, were preserved in plastic bags and appeared to be a gift for Shatrughan at the party.