New Delhi:
Actress Dia Mirza took out time to spend some time with her “boy” Avyan Azad Rekhi to see the migratory flamingos.
Dia shared a picture on her Instagram Stories, which shows a glimpse of a flock of flamingos in Airoli, Mumbai.
He wrote in the caption, “Always takes my breath away… #WildlifeInMumbai WildCity Urban Wild.”
After this the actress shared a picture of herself sitting on a boat with her son in her lap. She captioned it: “Best times with my boy.”
After this he shared another picture of the flamingo.
“People cause pollution…nature works magic,” he said.
It was in February 2021, when Dia married businessman Vaibhav Rekhi in Bandra, Mumbai. She then announced that she had a premature baby in July 2021. The couple has named their son Avyan Azad Rekhi. The actress had also shared that her son was in NICU for 2 months.
Diya won the title of Miss Asia Pacific International in 2000. He started acting in 2001 with Hindi film To Reside in Your HeartThe romantic drama written and directed by Gautham Vasudev Menon starred R Madhavan and Saif Ali Khan.
After this she has appeared in films like Deewanapan, Tumho Na Bhool Paayenge, Dum, Tumsa Nahi Dekha, Parineeta, Dus, Lage Raho Munna Bhai, Dus Kahaani, Crazy 4, Kurbaan, Sanju, Thappad.
Dia was last seen in the road adventure drama film dhak dhak Written and directed by Tarun Dudeja. It starred Ratna Pathak Shah, Fatima Sana Shaikh and Sanjana Sanghi. The film tells the story of four women who embark on a road trip to the world’s highest motorable pass on their bikes on a journey of self-discovery.
She was seen on the front of the series IC 814: Kandahar Hijacking Is in process.
The actress was first married to Sahil Sangha, however, the couple separated in August 2019. She later married Vaibhav Rekhi in Bandra, Mumbai in 2021. They have a son, Avyan Azad Rekhi.
Dia had announced that he was born prematurely and revealed that he was in the NICU for almost two months. Vaibhav also has a stepdaughter Samaira Rekhi from his first marriage.
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