Akash Ambani and Radhika Merchant in News: Aryan Khan's debut directorial 'The Bads of Bollywood' made Bollywood stars as well as the industry's most influential family Ambani Family registered its presence. On this occasion, Nita Ambani, Mukesh Ambani, Isha Ambani, Akash Ambani and his wife Shloka Mehta appeared on the red carpet on the occasion. Although Anant Ambani did not appear on the occasion, his wife Radhika reached the premiere in a special way.

Akash Ambani holds Radhika's hand

During this time, the most discussed is about viral pictures and videos of Akash Ambani and Radhika Merchant. During the photo session on the red carpet, Akash Ambani was first seen posing with his wife Shloka and Radhika. They had handed hands at the waist of both the ladies. After the photo session, when he started going, he grabbed Radhika's hand. Radhika understood the exaggeration of the occasion and rescued her hand. After this, Akash tried to hold his hand twice and, but Radhika attached 3 times, in the end she held her hand back with the other hand.

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Criticism of sky gesture

Pictures and videos started becoming increasingly viral on social media and netizers started giving their reactions to it. He said that there should be a dignity in Jeth-Bhabhi's relationship and such gestures are not considered right in public. One user wrote, 'Jeth should live in his dignity.' A woman user wrote, 'Bhasur changes the path here.' At the same time, a user wrote, 'If you guys look closely then she is feeling uncomfortable. Look at the house, how many times she draws her hand and how she holds her waist. Does anyone catch their in -laws like this? ' However, some people also praised this gesture. Many users said, 'Jeth is like a father and brother, Akash takes the same way to Radhika.'

Let us know that the Ambani family always appears in a comfortable and open style with each other. In such a situation, it is not wrong to show ease of each other on public platforms.