The Annual Function of Dhirubhai Ambani International School became national news a day ago simply because it included star kids like AbRam Khan, Taimur Ali Khan, and Aaradhya Bachchan. From Shah Rukh, Gauri, and Suhana to Amitabh, Abhishek, and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan almost the entire families of AbRam and Aaradhya were in attendance at the function.
Both AbRam and Taimur looked cute as they performed their respective parts well. But it was Aaradhya Bachchan as the wicked countess in the musical drama who stole all the limelight. The 12-year-old looked like a professional when she enacted her part on the stage never fumbling or forgetting a single line.
There was another cute moment from the evening when everyone from the group started dancing as the performance came to an end. While AbRam and Aaradhya are dancing side by side, in between the latter fondly hugs and cradles the little boy of Shah Rukh who also looks quite adorable and reveals the close bond the two share.
Netizens in awe of Aaradhya’s Performance, appreciate Ash
No sooner did the clips from the drama go viral on social media, netizens started showering appreciation on Aaradhya Bachchan. Most of the users took a jibe at the other star kids including those who just debuted with The Archies. They simply could not believe that the young girl could so gracefully dance as well as deliver dialogues on the stage and said that her mother Aishwarya Rai Bachchan had trained her well.
A user commented, “Acting peaked here. I’m sorry all those star kids must take notes from her.” Other Ash fans said that the sacrifice of the PSII actress has not gone in vain. It was evident from the way Aishwarya was smiling while recording Aaradhya’s performance on her mobile that she was a proud mother.
Even grandfather Amitabh Bachchan called his granddaughter a natural performer on his blog and penned, “I will meet you all soon. I am busy with the annual function of Aaradhya's school. It is a moment of happiness and pride for everyone. Aaradhya was natural on stage.. the little one... Well not little anymore, so later."
In his tweet, the Brahmastra actor wrote, “Pride and joy at progeny achievements.”