Abhishek Bachchan had gone to the Maldives on his first wedding anniversary with his wife Aishwarya Rai Bachchan.
While someone will expect it to be super romantic, it turns out ‘disaster’ for the couple.
Yes, you read it right! In interviews with a setback with magazines, Abhishek has revealed that in 2009, Aishwarya and he went to Maldives to celebrate their first wedding anniversary.
Abhishek remembers going for the date of a romantic dinner on the beach.
However, he called it a ‘disaster’ when the wind continued to put the candle there was sand in the food because the breeze became like garbage.
The actor suggested all the men out there not to try this.
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However, Abhishek also added that it wasn’t all bad like him in the most beautiful women’s company on earth who was his wife.
According to him, he could spend hours with him just shooting the wind.
He revealed that they talked about all kinds of garbage things and even had some deep conversations.
He also added that the most romantic thing you can do for your wife is just there for him, share and listen.
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Spilling beans on how he fell in love with Aishwarya, Abhishek said in another interview that they had been friends for a very long time.
Aishwarya is one of the first stars he has ever done.
Their first film together called ‘Dhai Akshar Prem to’, which was technically the second film he began filming, as he finished ‘refugees’ with Kareena Kapoor Khan.
He added that Aishwarya has always been a good friend and they have worked in so many films together.
According to actors, the universe conspires to unite it.
In front of the workplace, Abhishek will be seen in ‘Dasvi’ starring Yami Gautam and Kaur Nimat in the main role.
He also has ‘Bob Biswas’ on his cheek.
Aishwarya, on the other hand, will reunite with the mani Ratnam in ‘Ponniyin Selvan’ where he will report character essays with gray nuances.
