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Sonam Kapoor misses Big B's message on birthday, apologises

| | Jun 13, 2017, at 01:35 am
Mumbai, June 12 (IBNS): Actress Sonam Kapoor recently apologised to megastar Amitabh Bachchan after she failed to reply him for wishing her on birthday.

Bachchan tweeted Kapoor and asked why she did not reply him in response to his birthday message.

Bachchan tweeted: "and what about ME .. this is Amitabh Bachchan my dear .. i sent you an sms on your birthday and you never replied ..aaarrrgghh !!."

Sonam Kapoor later apologised for failing to respond to his message and said: "Oh my god sir!! I didn't get it!! I always reply!! Thank you so much! I got @juniorbachchan message I'm so so sorry."

Sonam recently turned 32.

Several Bollywood celebrities wished the actress on her birthday.

 

This is how Sonam celebrated her birthday as can be guessed from some pictures uploaded by her on Instagram.

 

 

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