A viral video of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan and Abhishek Bachchan in festive Karwa Chauth attire has captivated social media. The couple’s affectionate display in traditional wear has fans showering them with praise. Abhishek previously revealed he fasts with Aishwarya annually, symbolizing mutual respect in their marriage. He also recounted their first meeting, noting Aishwarya’s initial difficulty understanding his accent.
A rare video of Aishwarya Rai Bachchan in her stunning Karwa Chauth attire with husband Abhishek Bachchan has taken social media by storm. The undated clip shows the couple sharing a warm, affectionate moment and fans just can’t get enough of the duo.
Couple stuns in traditional attire
Aishwarya looked stunning in a red traditional outfit, paired with jhumkas and a silver bindi, while Abhishek looked sharp in a black bandhgala. The undated video beautifully captures the couple’s warmth and affection.Watch the video here:
Fans gush over the video
As soon as the video started doing the rounds, likes and comments poured in from all sides. While one user wrote, ‘She is so beautiful that she can make the moon shine or wait to be more specific, stay in the sky just to catch a glimpse of her,’ another one added, ‘Absolutely stunning.’Abhishek has said in past interviews that, though he didn’t originally believe in rituals, he fasts with Aishwarya every year to support her, making the festival a symbol of equality and mutual respect in their marriage.
Abhishek recalls first meeting with Aishwarya
In 2021 interview with The Ranveer Show, Abhishek shared his first meeting with Aishwarya. He said, “My dear friend Bobby Deol was shooting his first film. I was at the same location and went to say hi to him. He invited me for dinner, and that’s when I first interacted with Aishwarya.” Reflecting on that moment, Abhishek admitted that Aishwarya had difficulty understanding him. “Whenever she talks about it, she jokingly says, ‘I couldn’t understand a word of what you were saying.’ I must’ve had some really heavy accent at that point,” he added, referring to his background in international schooling and time spent in Boston. His early education and acting training were entirely in English, which, he believes, may have made his speech unfamiliar at the time.