Nawazuddin Siddiqui is Daddy No.1 as he accompanies daughter Shora to acting workshop in Shakespeare's Globe

Nawazuddin Siddiqui who is now reunited with his family is spending time in London. The actor is there with his daughter Shora Siddiqui. She is doing an acting workshop in Shakespeare’s Globe Studios, and he has accompanied her. Nawazuddin Siddiqui said that his daughter is planning to become an actress. It seems the young lady watches a movie daily. Nawazuddin Siddiqui shared a photo of Shora with her friends from the theatre workshop. There is also a pic of him enjoying a performance the studio. Dressed in a blue blazer, he was in his dapper avatar as he visited the place. 

His wife Aaliya Siddiqui had said that Nawazuddin Siddiqui is very keen to make his daughter Shora an actress. Later, it was discovered that the young lady is quite passionate about the craft. He said in an interview that she watches films from all over the globe. It seems she is preparing for her first theatrical production where the students have to make costumes, props, fix lighting all on their own. He said that Shora literally begged the teacher to give her admission to the acting class. 

Shora seems quite focused for someone who is just 14 to 15. She could also be the youngest star kid to enroll into professional acting courses. Nawazuddin Siddiqui seems to be keen to give her the best possible education so that she can be at par with international standards. His wife admitted that staying away from her father had caused immense mental and emotional harm to their daughter Shora. This was one of the main reasons they decided to patch-up, and give their family life a second chance. 

She had also said that he is a hands-on father. When she is busy, he makes sure he takes them on sets or to his village wherever he is. Over the years, we have seen many cute moments of Nawazuddin Siddiqui with his kids. It looks like he is committed to giving Shora a flying start in the world of theatre and acting. Shakespeare’s Globe in London is a beautifully reconstructed version of Globe Studio, an Elizabethan playhouse for which William Shakespeare wrote his plays.