Chandni Shah
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Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's darling daughter, Aaradhya, captured all the international attention when she attended the 71st Cannes Film Festival with her mommy dearest. The star kid made everyone go aww.. when she twirled in the hotel lobby with Aishwarya and later posed for some adorable pictures. Aaradhya, who's always known as her mother's replica has the same innocence in her eyes that we still see in the Jazbaa actress. The little kid is very emotional and extremely fond of her grandparents. Probably that's the reason why she got all emotional when she had to bid adieu to her granny after their family dinner last night. Also Read: Why is Aishwarya Rai Bachchan NOT following anyone on Instagram? We have the answer
Aaradhya was enjoying her dinner with Aishwarya and grandmother, Brindya Rai, last night when the paparazzi spotted them. The trio was later seen leaving the restaurant when this mumma's little girl got all emotional for her grandmother. Aaradhya wanted to spend more time with her granny perhaps, so she got teary eyed when she had to bid her adieu for the night. You can see the cute girl asking her granny to wait and then running towards her only to hug her tight. Aishwarya then consoled her till she was fine to leave. Later we even see her posing for the shutterbugs and waving at them like a pro. Guess, that's the thing she learnt over the years. From being shy to camera friendly, Aaradhya's journey can be captured through pictures. Also Read: Want to know how Aishwarya used to look when she was Aaradhya’s age? Spot her in this throwback pic
In one of her early interaction, Aishwarya revealed what her daughter exactly means to her though it was difficult to put it into word. She said, "It’s splendid, it’s inescapable...the bliss is just wonderful. A smile from my daughter and that’s it.” Proud mommy Aishwarya is happy that Aaradhya is growing up as such a wonderful individual.