Shabana Azmi gets Mother’s Day gifts from onscreen daughter Sonam Kapoor

Shabana Azmi has thanked Sonam Kapoor for sending flowers and gifts to her on Mother's Day on Sunday.

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Taking to Twitter, Shabana Azmi posted an image of flowers and unopened gifts that the actress received on Sunday.

Veteran actress Shabana Azmi, who essayed Sonam Kapoor’s mother in “Neerja”, has thanked the “Raanjhanaa” star for sending flowers and gifts to her on Mother’s Day on Sunday.

Taking to Twitter, Shabana posted an image of flowers and unopened gifts that the actress received on Sunday.

“Thank you Sonam Kapoor for the beautiful note and custom made gifts on Mother’s Day. Jeete raho Khush raho (live long, stay blessed)” the 65-year-old tweeted.

Thanku @sonamakapoor for the beautiful note and custom made gifts on Mothers Day. Jeete raho Khush raho pic.twitter.com/hSOAyFAucr

— Azmi Shabana (@AzmiShabana) May 8, 2016

In the image, one can see a bouquet of purple-hued flowers with a sprinkle of white flowers in between kept next to two brown boxes.

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