Kids can grow really fast and sometimes we sit and wonder where did all the years go by. Same can be said for superstar Aamir Khan's daughter Ira Khan, who's all grown up now and must say that she looks really, really beautiful.
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17-year-old Ira Khan was a student of the prestigious Dhirubhai Ambani International School and wants to become an artist by profession. The beautiful girl is also known for her interesting dressing style and choses to wear ethnic Indian clothes for most occasions.
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While Ira is the daughter of Aamir Khan's first wife Reena Dutta, she shares a great relationship with Aamir's second wife Kiran Rao as well.
"Reena is just wonderful and she has just done such a great job with these kids. They are super kids. I am lucky. I got Aamir and I got a great package deal with this super family," Kiran had said on the show Koffee With Karan.
Ira Khan with her mother Reena Dutta (Image courtesy: Ira Khan Fans FB)
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Kiran also said in the interview that when she first met Junaid and Ira, "they were quite young".
"Ira was a little girl and we became friends instantly. They are very intelligent kids, very perceptive and they quite instinctively knew that I was a friend. That I was going to come into their life, more in that capacity... I think I am very lucky. Even if we had not had Azad, I would have felt really complete because of Junaid and Ira," she had said on the show last year.
Not many people know that Aamir's daughter, who is an extremely private person, Ira is also known for her beautiful paintings and had held her first painting exhibition in October 2015.
The 18-year-old was also praised by photographer Avinash Gowariker who called Ira's work "lovely." He had even posted a picture of Ira with her work on Instagram.
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Proud Dad Aamir Khan had even bought one his daughter's painting and had tweeted a picture of the painting. The painting was titled "The Tiger's Nest", which is a prominent Buddhist sacred site in upper Paro valley in Bhutan.
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