Natasa Stankovic has gone all out to celebrate her son Agastya’s fourth birthday following her split from cricketer Hardik Pandya and her move back to Serbia. She organized a Hot Wheels-themed birthday party for Agastya and shared the joyful moments on Instagram. In the first picture, Natasa, dressed in a pink checkered top, posed with Agastya, who wore a white Hot Wheels t-shirt, in front of a themed cake with “Agastya 4” displayed in Hot Wheels font in the background.
Additional photos and videos revealed more of the Hot Wheels-themed decorations. Agastya was seen holding a racing flag while his Serbian friends sang happy birthday as he cut his customized cake. Natasa also shared a picture of a well-laid grazing table. Hardik’s brother, cricketer Krunal Pandya, left a supportive white heart emoji in the comments.
Despite the joyful celebration, Natasa faced criticism online. Some commenters felt Hardik’s absence was notable and suggested the celebration should have included him. However, many defended Natasa, pointing out that Hardik was in Sri Lanka for a match on Agastya’s birthday and highlighting that she was doing her best as a mother. Supportive comments urged critics to be more understanding and less judgmental.
Earlier that day, Natasa shared a heartfelt note dedicated to Agastya on Instagram, expressing her love and commitment to him. Natasa wrote a long, loving note: “My buba, you brought peace, love, and joy into my life. My beautiful boy, you are such a blessing, so sweet and kind… always stay this way. I won’t let this world change your kind soul. I will always be by your side… hand in hand. I love you, Mama.”
Hardik also shared a sweet birthday wish for Agastya, posting a video of them playing Jenga together and calling Agastya his “partner in crime.” He wrote, “You keep me going every single day! Happy birthday to my partner in crime, my whole heart, my Agu Love you beyond words .”
The couple recently confirmed their separation. Hardik announced on Instagram that he and Natasa had “mutually parted ways” after four years together, stating that it was a “tough decision” made in the “best interest” of both parties. The pair, who married in 2020, emphasized that they had tried their best to make it work.