Fashioning her burgundy hair, Aishwarya Rai Bachchan returned from Paris. Upon returning on Tuesday night, the actress shared a warm interaction with the paparazzi at the airport when she stopped to take a group photo with them.
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan stops to take group photos with paparazzi
Videos that have now gone viral online showed the ‘Devdas’ actress returning from Paris Fashion Week, sporting her newly debuted burgundy locks. However, it was her interaction with the photographers who had been waiting for her that left many in awe. In one of the videos circulating online, Bachchan is seen signing an autograph for a fan before stopping to talk to the paparazzi waiting to photograph her.She even suggested that they all take photos together and pose for a group snap, saying, “Aao sab log ek photo lete hain. Chaliye yeh sab band kijiye, come in a group” (Let’s all take a photo). Let’s stop all this and come in a group.For her return to India, Rai opted to wear a simple and large trench coat, along with a pair of overflared jeans and a top, along with a pair of sunglasses on her head. She was seen leaving the airport while smiling and waving at everyone around her.The Bollywood icon attended the fashion week along with some of the biggest names in the industry, including her close friend, Eva Longoria; Kendall Jenner; Jane Fonda; Céline Dion; Heidi Klum; Viola Davis; Cara Delevingne; Andie MacDowell; Mika Abdalla; Simone Ashley; and many others. For the fashion event, Rai was dressed in a stunning two-piece black velvet gown that had 3D fringe embroidery. She paired it with a long crystal-embellished velvet cape and a diamond tiara. She also wore some diamond rings to complete her look and wore pumps to walk the runway.Videos from the events went viral, showing her walking down the runway along with all of the other stars while holding hands with Jenner. In another video, she enthusiastically chatted away with ‘Bridgerton’ star Simone Ashley as the two watched other fashion shows and talked while holding hands.
