Recently, actress, Madhuri Dixit recalled an incident, wherein her son stood up to a bully when he was just two years old because he wanted to defend his older brother.
Madhuri Dixit was the undisputed queen of B-Town in the 90s, mesmerising audiences with her beauty, acting mettle, dance moves, and poised personality. However, the actress decided to step away from the limelight after tying the knot with US-based businessman, Dr. Shriram Nene, in 1999. Madhuri made a comeback in 2007 with Aaja Nachle and has been actively working in the industry ever since. It has also been over a decade since the actress and her family moved back to India. Madhuri and her husband, Dr. Nene, were recently seen talking about how fiercely protective their sons had been of each other while growing up on the latter's YouTube channel.
Madhuri Dixit's husband, Dr. Shriram Nene, took to his YouTube channel with a video in which he, his mother, and Madhuri were seen fondly chatting about the couple's sons. For the unversed, Madhuri and Dr. Nene have two sons, Arin and Ryan. The family recounted how the brothers had been fiercely protective of each other even as kids. Speaking of how Arin had shielded Ryan from the entire world when they were kids, Dr. Nene's mother recalled:
"He was so protective about his brother Ryan. He would always say, 'He is my brother, my younger brother'. No matter where he went, you (Arin) were protecting him."
However, the doting grandmother noted that the brothers had changed over time. She stated that she hadn't seen them exhibit that closeness nowadays.
Madhuri had an anecdote of her own to share about her kiddos, revealing that her younger son, Ryan had been just as protective of his older brother, Arin. The actress recalled a time when Ryan was just two years old but bravely stood up to a bully to defend Arin. In Madhuri's words:
"I remember when Arin got pushed on the football ground, Ryan was just two and half years old. He just stood in front of that boy who had pushed Arin and said that, 'You cannot treat my brother like that. Do you know who I am? Do you know who he is? He is my brother.' It was amazing to see that."
The boys, now at ages where they felt awkward expressing such affection for one another, didn't add much to the story. However, Ryan quipped that parents could make up all sorts of tales about their kids' childhood and fool them.
Madhuri's family is known for having such candid heart-to-heart talks about a variety of topics. In a previous episode, the family delved into Arin's experience living alone in the US. Arin noted that while there were some struggles, such as the area he lived in being less than ideal, there were several facilities to make things convenient for students. In Arin's words:
"For one thing, the off campus area we are in, is not so great but we are not that far away and the school has some systems in place to make sure that we are never out on our own. We have free lifts from 6pm to 2am. So we can call a free Uber, which is covered by the school to get back to our program or to get to our campus."
What do you think about Madhuri Dixit's recollection of two-year-old Ryan standing up to a bully for his big brother, Arin?
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