Aaradhya was snapped happily holding on to her mother’s hand. While exiting the venue, when they approached their cars, Aaradhya could be seen rushing to her granny and giving her a good-bye hug.
The youngest Bachchan, Aaradhya, is a budding star in making and she’s all proving it and how.
Yes, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan’s little girl was out with her mom to celebrate her grandmother (naani) Vrinda Rai’s birthday for a quiet family dinner at upscale restaurant Yauatcha at the Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai on Tuesday.
The mother-daughter duo was spotted as they were leaving the restaurant. Wearing a glittery peach-coloured frock, Aaradhya was all smiles and poses for the shutterbugs.
Meanwhile, Aishwarya looked elegant as always in a black and white combo she wore a long, close-fitting calf-length skirt and teamed it with a white shirt.
Aaradhya was snapped happily holding on to her mother’s hand. While exiting the venue, when they approached their cars, Aaradhya could be seen rushing to her granny and giving her a good-bye hug. Aishwarya too was spotted hugging her mother.
Not long ago Aishwarya and Aaradhya stole the show with their Cannes appearance this year. However, one particular video was rather charming as Aishwarya, dressed in a butterfly printed gown with a long train, swirled Aaradhya in a circle. Aaradhya only merrily complied. Take a look
Aren’t they looking lovely?
Well, coming back to their dinner outing, what do you have to say about the mother-daughter love? Do let us know in the comments section below.
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