Aaradhya Bachchan's Sweetest Gesture For Granny Brindya Rai At An Event Is Pure Love [VIDEO]

The relationship between grandparents and grandchildren is something where words would always fall short to describe. There are a lot of things unsaid and the bond is much closer than any other relationship. One of the best granny-granddaughter duos from the tinsel town is Aishwarya Rai’s angel, Aaradhya Bachchan and her mom, Brindya Rai. At almost all the occasions, events and outings, we can spot Brindya and Aaradhya together. The little one can be seen glued to her nani most of the times like no one else.

Yesterday, on November 20, 2018, Aishwarya Rai, Aaradhya Bachchan along with Brindya Rai celebrated late Krishnaraj Rai’s birthday. The most loved three-gen trio had a fun time with an NGO named, Smile Train. While Aishwarya did amazing stuff at the do on the happy occasion of her late father’s birthday, what grabbed everyone’s attention was baby girl Aaradhya’s presence and one lovely gesture of hers for her nani, Brindya. (You May Also Like: Srishty Rode's Fiance Manish Lashes Back At Dipika Kakar's Hubby Shoaib, Defends Her Comment)

As per the reports, Aaradhya is one well-behaved and grounded kid. She is imbibed with all the values of being a sincere child, which was witnessed at the event who were present there. Coming to what Aardhya did for her granny, while mom Aishwarya was interacting with the people present there, Aaradhya was sitting with Brindya Rai right beside the podium. When Aish thanked her mom Brindya for all she has taught her, we can see little Aaradhya giving a pat on her nani's shoulder, showing her way of acknowledgement for the latter. Further, she shakes hand with her and sweetly gives a peck out of love. It is such a lovely and heart-warming gesture shown by such little cutie. Checkout that video and a few pictures, here:

In an interview with a leading daily earlier, Aishwarya on having a soul connect with Aaradhya said, “Aaradhya and I have a soul connect. My day begins and ends with her. From the moment I wake up my entire perspective on the day is centred on her. Her constant presence in my life is not even something I consciously think about it. It’s just there! And I wonder how I lived before she was born. Only a parent would understand how I feel”. (Also Read: Kritika Kamra Rubbishes The Rumours Of Her Engagement With Long-Time Beau Uday Singh Gauri)

Talking about constant media glare and if the little one gets uncomfortable, Aish remarked, “What is really assuring is that she has incredible resilience, by God’s grace. She has seen this (public attention) from infancy. When faced with crowds she becomes very silent and observant, as though taking it all in. Yes, she clings to me in public because there are people screaming and jostling. In fact, I get more nervous when I am in crowds with her than she”. (Checkout: Deepika Padukone's Mangalsutra Is Worth 20 Lakh, Solitaire Design Is Simple And Elegant, Pic Inside)

Revealing how normal environment is created around Aaradhya, she said, “It didn’t just happen. One has to work on it, channelize all energies into keeping it all real and normal for Aaradhya. I am glad I took time off to work on looking after her. When people meet Aaradhya they say she’s such a normal child. That’s my reward as a mother”. Revealing how she manages professional and personal lives, the doting mom retorted, “When I am shooting, I start my day really early. During Jazbaa, we shot a lot on the roads and in the grime. So, every morning the hair had to be washed. To keep it real on screen is not easy. Then I’d take her to school”. (Suggested Read: Aishwarya Rai Bachchan Crowned With Another Title By Aaradhya Bachchan After Becoming Miss World)

She further added, “It’s not easy for any working mother. Every wife mother and professional has to do a lot of planning. The stuff I pack every day has to include activities for Aaradhya during the day, and her food. But I’d say I am fortunate I can bring my child to my workplace. A lot of mothers can’t. It may be a lot of planning, but I happily do it for my child. And I do it on my own”.

We wish all the happiness to Aaradhya, Aishwarya and Brindya!