Ajay Devgn Reflects on Nephew Aaman Devgan's Early Milestones on His Birthday

Synopsis

Ajay Devgn celebrates nephew Aaman Devgan's birthday by reminiscing about his early life moments and expressing pride in his growth. Kajol also shares heartfelt wishes, highlighting Aaman's Bollywood debut in 'Azaad' and his dedication to mastering horse riding for the role.

Key Takeaways

Ajay Devgn cherishes Aaman's growth.
Kajol shares heartfelt birthday wishes.
Aaman Devgan made his Bollywood debut in 'Azaad.'
He underwent extensive training for his role.
Aaman built a strong bond with a horse for authenticity.

Mumbai, Feb 18 (NationPress) Celebrating his nephew Aaman Devgan's birthday, actor Ajay Devgn reminisced about the early stages of Aaman's life.

In a heartfelt social media post, the 'Singham' star shared memories of Aaman's ‘baby steps’, expressing his pride and joy in watching Aaman grow through the years. Ajay posted a picture of them riding horses together on his Instagram.

The actor captioned it, “From those initial baby steps to seeing you evolve, your dedication and passion for your work truly make me proud. Your relentless work ethic and compassion will take you far…Happy Birthday, my boy! May all your aspirations come true @aamandevgan.”

Kajol also shared a touching message for her nephew. On her Instagram stories, the 'Dilwale' actress posted a candid selfie with the birthday boy and wrote, “Happy happy birthday @aamandevgan..may you have an extraordinary year ahead.”

Previously, the actress had expressed immense pride in Aaman's debut, labeling it a significant milestone. She gave him a sweet shout-out, stating, “If wishes were horses, I would wish for this one! So proud of you @aamandevgan! And many more congratulations to come!”

Aaman is the son of Ajay Devgn's sister, Neelam Devgan.

In the meantime, Aaman made his Bollywood debut alongside Raveena Tandon’s daughter, Rashe Thadani, in “Azaad.” Abhishekh Kapoor’s action-adventure drama also included Ajay Devgn and Diana Penty in key roles. Ajay Devgn’s nephew underwent extensive training to portray a village boy. As part of his preparation, Aaman formed a strong bond with a horse, as his character required him to master horse riding.

Discussing his training experience, Aaman previously shared, “I have a deep fondness for horses, and when I read the script, I knew I had to be part of it. I committed myself to understanding Azaad, his moods, and his body language to ensure authenticity on screen. Before our shooting began, I spent time with Azaad, shared meals with him, and even slept in his stable, dedicating over 10 days to him during my shooting schedule. I even cleaned his stall to make him feel comfortable in my presence and build a bond of trust. It was a valuable experience that taught me a lot about horses. Beyond riding, my time with Azaad made my scenes flow effortlessly.”