Aishwarya Rai Bachchan is one of the most timeless divas in the Tinseltown. Former Miss World, Aishwarya has been ruling the hearts of millions of audiences like a true-blue queen, and it is her sheer grace, charisma, personality and breathtaking beauty that simply woos everyone. While she has recorded a magnanimous flourishing career, the diva enjoys equal bliss in her personal life. For the unversed, Aishwarya is married to her man, Abhishek Bachchan and the duo is blessed with a beautiful daughter, Aaradhya.
When Aishwarya revealed how she manager her daughter, Aaradhya’s school work amidst hectic travel schedules with her
In one of her previous interviews with The Quint, during the promotions of the Disney film, Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil, for which the actress had lent her voice for the Hindi dubbing of the titular character, had opened up on some anecdotes from her personal life. Well, Aishwarya was asked about her daughter, Aaradhya and how the latter manages to attend her school like a regular student, amidst the frequent international travel schedules, she attends with the former. To this, Aishwarya highlighted how, as a mother, she meticulously plans all such travel on the weekends, and added that she has a minute understanding of the flight schedules so as to make jet lag a minimum for her daughter. She mentioned:
“Planning, planning. Time management. A lot of my travel commitments, if people would focus a little more and draw attention to the little detail that they are mostly on weekends. And I have done that right from the out sets. I think I am a very good flight manager now. Anybody can ask me anything on all kinds of flight timings. I remember sometimes AB used to pass through and say, what’s this? I’m like, flights. He will be like yeah just book it now, just say… I’m like no, I’ll know take off, landing, transit period, that time there, time difference. I’ll have calculated everything, so much so that that travel timing suits. I mean I have gone to some countries and back and that I can manage without any jet lag, and back to school Monday morning.”