Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia Surprise Their Child's Birthday at the Cinema

Kapanlagi.com - Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia surprised their second child, Diego Andreas Sinathrya, on his 13th birthday at CGV Pacific Place, Jakarta, on Thursday (5/5).

It happened during the premiere screening of the film "Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness" organized by Shell Indonesia, which was attended by Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia.

1. Small Surprise

Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia celebrate Diego Andreas Sinathrya's birthday. © KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

Before the film started, Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia sang a birthday song while bringing a cake for Diego. Diego, who was sitting in the upper row with his siblings, immediately came down and hugged his parents. Darius Sinathrya said that this surprise had been planned.

"Yes, this small surprise has been planned, but the child didn't know. Neither did his siblings. This is the first time the children have been celebrated at an event like this," said Darius Sinathrya after watching the film.

2. Just Returned from Bali

Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia celebrate Diego Andreas Sinathrya's birthday. © KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

In addition, Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia have not had time to surprise Diego because they have just returned from a vacation in Bali.

Coincidentally, yesterday we were out of town, we had to come back and chose a slightly late flight so that we could go home and rest. So we haven't had any celebrations yet. We came here this morning. Maybe after this we'll go home and celebrate because we're more focused on the meaning," explained Darius Sinathrya.

3. Confused about What Gift to Give

Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia celebrate Diego Andreas Sinathrya's birthday © KapanLagi.com/Budy Santoso

Meanwhile, Darius Sinathrya and Donna Agnesia are still confused about what gift to give Diego. They prefer to let their child choose what he wants.

"The older the children get, the more confused we are about what gift to give. So, actually, we ask them what they want or need now. When they were little, maybe toys, we knew oh he likes toys, but as they get older, we know they have their own needs so we ask more about what they need or want. So we can go shopping together, so we don't have to guess, just buy what they want," said Darius Sinathrya.

"Instead of wasting money on something we've already bought, and then finding out he doesn't like it, it's better for you to choose what you want," concluded Donna Agnesia.

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