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Sid Malhotra celebrates his birthday

Sid Malhotra celebrates his birthday πŸŽ‚

Sidharth Malhotra partied with friends and colleagues on the eve of his birthday on Monday in Mumbai. The actor turned 33 on January 16 and also invited filmmaker Karan Johar over apart from others. On Instagram, we found pictures and videos from the party that suggests Sidharth and company had a great time. (Also Read: On his birthday today, Sidharth Malhotra has a special gift for his fans)
Sidharth, dressed in a basic tee and pants, posed for a group picture with his friends and Karan, handsome in denim.

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