MUMBAI: The legendary actor of Bollywood, Amitabh Bachchan, is being admired by all for his immense contribution to cinema. Ardent fans of the star also love how he always gives a good message to his viewers. 

So here he got, melted by seeing his granddaughter Aaradhya’s performance in annual function of school. She performed on women empowerment. Message 8 year girl gave was o true. Actor Amitabh Bachchan  retweeted a video from the function, calling her ‘the pride of the family’. 

“The pride of the family .. the pride of a girl... The pride of all women.. OUR dearest AARADHYA,” said the actor in his tweet. The 8-year-old star kid was seen delivering a powerful monologue on women empowerment during the performance. Wearing a red-green and yellow sari, Aaradhya presented an Indian avatar. 

“I am a Kanya (girl). I am the dream, the dream of a new age. We will awake in the new world, a world where I will be safe, I will be loved, I will be respected. A world, where my voice will not be silenced by the ignorance of arrogance but, will be heard with the understanding of wisdom. A world, where knowledge will come from the book of life, flowing freely to the river of humanity,” said Aaradhya during the monologue. 

Aradhaya’s outstanding performances, mad the fans to retweet. Fans, too, took note of her stage act. One person wrote: “Wow!!!!! Extremely talented darling Aaradhya. What a confidence.” Another fan wrote in to say: “#AishwaryaRaiBachchan is doing great work by giving her good upbringing. Thank you and @juniorbachcha for the support. #AaradhyaBachchan is going to rule.” 

Amitabh Bachchan was seen with his son Abhishek and daughter Shweta at the annual day event themed ‘Kanya’. On Friday, Aishwarya was spotted escorting her daughter from the car to the school premises. Her mother Vrinda Rai was also seen with her. In the school event, other Bollywood stars were also spotted. Shah Rukh Khan too made it to the annual function, as his youngest son AbRam studies there. Hrithik Roshan and Raveena Tandon were also there at the function.

Credits- Hindustan Times