Even though Suhana Khan has not ventured into Bollywood yet, the amount of attention she receives is incredible. Being Shah Rukh Khan's daughter, she is often under the public eye and is also no stranger to the limelight. Suhana is currently studying in a film school, and even though she hasn't been launched in Bollywood just yet, she has still earned her place in the acting world. For the unversed, Suhana was also seen in a short film called The Grey Part Of Blue.

© Instagram/Suhana Khan

© Instagram/Suhana Khan

Suhana enjoys a whopping 2 million following on her Instagram. She keeps the audience hooked either with her BFF posts or her outfit game. This time though, she indulged in something more 'therapeutic'. Suhana and her mother, Gauri Khan did some weekend relaxation. Suahan took to Instagram and shared a sketch video of Gauri's.

Check it out.

© Instagram/Gauri Khan

Gauri then reshared her daughter's story and wrote, "Charcoal art, a form of dry art…. extremely therapeutic."

The beautiful sketch, even though not professional, still looks very eye-catching. She signed off the portrait with the word 'mom' and heart emojis.

© Instagram/Suhana Khan

Suhana takes to Instagram frequently to show us her extravagant life in New York. She is currently studying at Tisch School of the Arts and wishes to join Bollywood as an actor once she has finished her studies, whereas Aryan, SRK's son, wants to get into filmmaking.

© Instagram/Suhana Khan

On kids joining Bollywood, SRK said in an interview that they can follow their passions but should complete their education. He said, "Suhana should learn acting for another three to four years if she wants to be an actor. I know many of my industry friends feel my kids should start acting tomorrow. But it's my belief that they shouldn't start acting yet,"

© Instagram/Suhana Khan

He also added, "Suhana wants to be an actress. I see that zeal in her. She's extremely good on stage, I've seen her performances. She's admittedly a cinema fan and wants to be in the industry."

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