Parineeti Chopra-Raghav Chadha and Arbaaz Khan-Sshura share first glimpses of their newborns, check pics

Bollywood has been abuzz as two beloved couples - Parineeti Chopra & Raghav Chadha and Arbaaz Khan & Sshura Khan - have finally shared the very first glimpses of their newborns, days after their quiet arrivals. While the babies were born several days ago, the parents chose this moment to introduce them to the world, capturing tender moments that emphasize love, warmth, and a thoughtful sense of privacy.

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Parineeti & Raghav’s First Peek at Baby Neer

Parineeti Chopra and her husband, politician Raghav Chadha, quietly welcomed their baby boy in mid-October 2025, but only recently revealed his name and first photos.

In the shared images, they gently cradle and kiss their little one’s tiny feet - a sweet and intimate gesture that speaks more than a face reveal ever could. They named their son Neer, a name that’s deeply meaningful to them.

Parineeti explained the name’s origin, “Jalasya rūpam, premasya svarūpam — tatra eva Neer. … We named him ‘Neer’ — pure, divine, limitless.” (sic)

The name also cleverly blends parts of their own names - “Nee” from Parineeti and “R” from Raghav.

Arbaaz & Sshura’s Heartwarming Glimpse of Baby Sipaara

On the other side, Arbaaz Khan and his wife Sshura shared their long-awaited first pictures of their newborn daughter, Sipaara, who was born on October 5, 2025.

Their Instagram post features two delicate clicks - one shows them holding their baby’s tiny feet, and another captures her grasping Arbaaz’s thumb with her little fingers.

Accompanying these soft images was a heartfelt caption, “The tiniest hands and feet, but the biggest part of our heart #sipaarakhan.” (sic)

They had previously revealed her name in early October, writing: “Welcome baby girl Sipaara Khan. With love, Shura and Arbaaz.” (sic)

According to reports, the meaning behind “Sipaara” is poetic too - in Arabic, it means “a beautiful woman,” while in Persian, it can be interpreted as “a flower.”

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Both couples have struck a delicate balance: they’re sharing their joy and the emotional weight of becoming parents, yet keeping things intimate and private by focusing on tiny feet and hands rather than full facial reveals. These first glimpses are more than just photos - they’re a gentle bridge between their personal world and the love they’re now sharing with fans.