See Pictures: Aaradhya SMILES; Gives her FIRST WAVE to the Cameras

Aaradhya, yesterday was on a dinner date with her mother Aishwarya and Nani Vrinda Rai.

Published: Wednesday,May 23, 2018 13:16 PM GMT-06:00

Preksha Jain

Aaradhya Bachchan is a complete replica of her doting mother, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan. Just like celebrity kid Taimur Ali Khan, Aaradhya Bachchan too who is paparazzi's favourite kid on the block. But, unlike yesterday, Aaradhya has never posed for the cameras.

Last night, Aaradhya was out for dinner with mom Aishwarya and grandmother Vrinda at a Bandra eatery. While leaving the restaurant, the paparazzi, as usual, attempted to capture a glimpse of the mother-daughter duo. At that moment, Aaradhya smiled and gave her first wave to the shutterbugs.

Here are the pictures:

We could also see how upset she was while bidding a goodbye to her grandmother. Aaradhya was quick to run towards her grandmom and give her a tight hug! Here:

About her other public appearances, Aaradhya from past two years has been seen accompanying mom Aishwarya Rai Bachchan at the Cannes Film Festival. Walking with her mother, dressed in a pretty dress, Aaradhya looked like a star in her own capacity at her recent visit to Cannes.

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Aishwarya is known to be very close to daughter Aaradhya and in a recent interview she had expressed, "Aaradhya is God's child, her own person, a supercalifragilisticexpiadocious soul. I'm blessed to have her as my daughter. All I'd like to say to her is that she can make and do what she wants with her life".

The actress who will next be seen in 'Fanne Khan' also revealed how she and husband Abhishek Bachchan balance their work schedule to be with Aaradhya. She shared, "The way AB and I work around our schedules to make time for the important stuff may sound intimidating to someone with a routine pace of life, but I consider ourselves blessed to have the capacity to give to each day what it asks of us".