Varun Dhawan & Natasha Dalal Welcome Baby Girl, David Dhawan Confirms; Watch Video.

Varun Dhawan is a father to a girl with Natasha Dalal. David Dhawan told the press gathered outside the hospital the news. He was watched by his new father Varun. The filmmaker nodded and thanked the cameramen for their best wishes when the paparazzi inquired whether Varun and Natasha had a daughter.

Exclusively, News18 Showsha disclosed Natasha’s pregnancy earlier in the day. “The doctor says Natasha should give birth this week. She was sent to the hospital early this morning because of excruciating labor pains. Varun has pushed off all business commitments till later and is doing everything in his power to be with his wife right now, the insider said.

The star was seen outside a Mumbai hospital earlier today. Driving out of the hospital, he had a little luggage.

When Varun Dhawan and his fashion designer wife Natasha Dalal announced the birth of their first child, the internet went wild. Although speculation sparked by sightings of the two at a Mumbai clinic the previous year, Varun was the one to publicly announce the happy news to fans in a moving Instagram post.

Varun Dhawan posted a peaceful monochromatic picture of their home area on Instagram. Holding her hands, Varun kneels down and gives Natasha Dalal a passionate kiss on her baby tummy. The couple reassured that mother and baby are doing well after the joyful disclosure, marking the beginning of a new chapter in the growing family.

In the picture, their cherished dog is also seen contentedly seated on the sofa, staring straight into the camera. “We are pregnant ✨” is how Varun Dhawan captioned the photo. “Your love and blessings are much needed. “#myfamilymystrength.”

Sweethearts since childhood, Natasha and Varun. Natasha was not an easy heart to win for Varun. On her radio show, Varun candidly told Kareena Kapoor Khan that Natasha had turned down his proposal on many occasions. Known for his roles in Bollywood films, the actor spoke about their long-term connection that at last developed into love. “I first met Natasha when I was in the sixth grade. Till the eleventh or twelfth grade, we were friends. We were very close friends, Varun said in the interview. I remember seeing her, and when I saw her that day, I felt like I fell in love with her,” he said, recalling a special encounter on the basketball court when questioned about their early school days.