Soha Ali Khan Turns 46: Sister-In-Law Kareena Kapoor Drops Unfiltered Photos With Wittiest Birthday Wish - 'May Your Love...'

Kareena Kapoor Khan shared a lesser-seen side of sister-in-law Soha Ali Khan on the latter's birthday. Bollywood's Bebo sent Soha possibly the most adorable wish on her special day on October 4, with a slew

of clicks showing her unfiltered side. Kareena, however kept her wit and humour intact in the caption. Soha, the youngest sister of Saif Ali Khan, turned 46 on Saturday.

Kareena's witty birthday wish for Soha

Kareena took to her official Instagram handle and gave a shoutout to Soha. She thanked her for always being supportive. The fun-filled caption read, "May the books, sugar free cake and the love you have for your brother and me never run out. You funny, supportive, lovely one …Happy birthday sister in law. Love you always .. @sakpataudi"

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This comes days after Soha celebrated her daughter Inaaya’s 8th birthday with family and friends on September 30. She shared a fun Instagram video featuring Kareena Kapoor, Sharmila Tagore, and Neha Dhupia, thanking everyone for their love and wishes.Soha had previously spoken about her bond with Kareena, who's Saif's second wife. In an exclusive chat with Zoom, Soha shared she and Kareena took some time to build a relationship which has now turned into more of friends than sister-in-laws.ALSO READ: Kareena Kapoor Posts Unseen Pic Of Sister-In-Law Soha Ali Khan, Kunal Kemmu. Calls Them Her 'Favourite Couple' She recalling meeting Kareena for the first meeting. "I was intimidated, I just remember my brother calling me and we were shooting something at that time, and he said, I want you to know that my girlfriend is two years younger than you or something. And I was like, okay, great. That was my introduction. And then of course you meet anybody who is a superstar, you have certain preconceptions about how they might be, and I'm not one of those people who really judges someone until you meet them. Because I've met enough people to know that, you must really meet them face to face to have an opinion of them. So all I thought was, okay, this is like a very famous person. But, I think, it takes time to make an impression of someone," Soha said.