Nita and Mukesh Ambani were seen at the Paris 2024 Olympics opening ceremony on Friday, wearing ponchos to stay dry in the rainy weather of the French capital. The billionaire couple appeared happy and relaxed as they posed in front of the Eiffel Tower.
Their appearance in Paris comes just weeks after the extravagant wedding celebrations of their younger son, Anant Ambani, who married Radhika Merchant, daughter of Viren and Shaila Merchant, in Mumbai earlier this month.
A photo of the couple in front of the famous landmark brought to mind the stereotype of Indian parents enjoying life after their children are married.
“Sab bachcho ki shaadi ho gayi, ab life enjoy karenge (All the children are married, now let’s enjoy life). Just Indian parents things,” wrote X (formerly Twitter) user Urrmi, sharing the viral photo of Nita and Mukesh Ambani.
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Sab bachcho ki shaadi ho gayi, ab life enjoy karenge.
Just Indian parents things.🫰😄 pic.twitter.com/sl8gZJ5xan— Urrmi (@Urrmi_) July 27, 2024
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Another user, Karthik, agreed and commented on the photo: “All kids married means full happy. They both were not seen together many times in leisure holiday. They should enjoy now.”
“That smile says it all,” Nikhil Mishra added in response to the viral photo.
“Typical Indian parents,” another user remarked.
Nita Ambani, chairperson of the Reliance Foundation, was recently re-elected unanimously as a member of the International Olympic Committee from India during the IOC’s 142nd session.
On Saturday, Nita Ambani inaugurated the India House for the Paris Olympics. This temporary house is the first of its kind for India at the Olympic Games and aims to promote Indian culture as the country aspires to host the 2036 Games. The initiative is a collaboration between the Indian Olympic Association and the Reliance Foundation, which Ambani founded and chairs.
Last week, Mukesh Ambani was seen in Disneyland Paris holding his granddaughter Aadiya. Pakistani politician Sharmila Faruqui shared a photo of her and her family with the Reliance Industries chairman.
