Virat Kohli says he and his wife Anushka Sharma are thoroughly enjoying parenthood: 'Just to see your child smile, it can’t be put in words'

Fun fact: Anushka Sharma and Virat Kohli have been married for approximately three years and five months already - feel old yet? We certainly do! And, Vamika, their bundle of joy is 3 months already. It feels like it was just yesterday Virat announced her birth. How time flies! Now, while the couple continues to keep her away from the limelight, the Royal Challenger Bangalore captain recently opened up about embracing fatherhood and the changes that were brought about in his life post the birth of his daughter. Virat, in an interview, said that his life and Anushka's have changed 'drastically' since Vamika's birth. He beamed with absolute happiness while talking about her. He said, 'Things change quite drastically. Everything you have been used to changes. You have to be totally aligned with taking care of another life that’s totally dependent on the mother primarily, but also dependent on the father. Both parents taking care of the child is a different environment altogether and something that we both have enjoyed thoroughly.' The Indian cricketer and the current captain of the India national team further added, 'It’s been life changing. It has been a connect which has been different from anything that both of us have experienced before. Just to see your child smile, it can’t be put in words. I can’t express how it feels from within. It’s just been such a blessed and amazing period.' Last month, Anushka and Vamika were spotted accompanying Virat during his matches. The family of three was spotted at the Ahmedabad airport with other Indian cricket team players with Anushka hiding Vamika's face. Meanwhile, Anushka recently returned to work in March, two months ahead of schedule. The actor was photographed outside her vanity. She also shared a new picture from the sets on Instagram. Before the birth of her daughter, she had said in an interview, 'I will be back to my shoots after I deliver my child, and will establish a system at home that ensures I can balance time between my child, home and professional life. I intend to keep working for as long as I live because acting truly makes me happy.'