Abhishek Bachchan reveals that Aishwarya Rai imposes restrictions on Aaradhya due to...
Speaking about Aaradhya's upbringing, Abhishek praised Aishwarya. He said, 'I have to give the credit for that entirely to her mother. I get to go out and make my movies, and Aishwarya does the heavy lifting with Aaradhya. She's amazing and selfless. Mothers are wired differently. They prioritise their child above everything else. That's why our go-to person in life is always our mum. It holds true for me even today.' Aishwarya has put some restrictions on Aaradhya
Abhishek gave all the credit for Aaradhya's good upbringing to Aishwarya. He revealed that his daughter Aaradhya stays away from social media and doesn't even have a phone. Aishwarya has banned all these things for Aaradhya. He said, 'She is becoming a sensible child, who is learning a lot on her own. She is creating her own identity and we are very proud of her. Aaradhya is the happiness and pride of our family.'
Meanwhile, coming back to Abhishek Bachchan's work front, the actor has some exciting projects ahead of him. He will be seen in Kalidhaar Laapata on Zee5. Abhishek will also feature with Shah Rukh Khan in his upcoming film King. The movie will also star SRK's daughter Suhana Khan.
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