Yesterday,
Aishwarya
Rai
Bachchan
returned
back
from
the
US
with
her
daughter
Aaradhya
and
her
mother
Brinda
Rai
after
attending
the
WIFT
awards
where
she
was
conferred
with
the
Meryl
Streep
Award
for
Excellence.
The
diva
looked
replescent
in
a
blue
stripped
blazer
which
she
paired
up
with
a
white
top
and
blue
jeans.
On
the
other
hand,
Aaradhya
looked
cute
in
a
pink
knee
length
frock
with
a
denim
jacket.
The
mother-daughter
duo
were
snapped
at
the
airport
walking
hand-in-hand,
which
didn't
go
down
well
with
few
netizens
who
mercilessly
trolled
Aishwarya
for
being
a
protective
mother-
This
Is
Shocking!
'Ufffff
she's
spoiling
her
daughter
and
snatching
her
confidence!
I'm
so
sorry
for
the
poor
child
that
she
got
such
stupid
mum
who
is
holding
her
like
she's
disabled,'
wrote
one
of
the
users.
The
Mean
Comments
Didn't
Stop
There
One
user
wrote,
"Taimur
has
more
confidence
then
aradhya.''
Ash
Targeted
Again
The
netizens
slammed
Aishwarya
for
being
an
overprotective
mommy
to
little
Aaradhya.
But
She
Cares
A
Damn!
In
an
interview
when
Ash
was
quizzed
about
how
she
reacts
to
such
trolls,
the
actress
had
said,
"I
react
when
cameras
come
too
close.
If
my
arm
is
around
Aaradhya,
people
will
say
the
mother
is
very
clingy.
I
hear
all
this
when
it
is
already
a
couple
of
days
later
so
it
is
kind
of
over.
I
don't
let
it
define
me.
I
don't
change
how
I
take
care
of
Aaradhya
or
how
I
define
myself
based
on
all
of
this.
Judge
me
for
it
but
I
will
love
her,
embrace
her.
She
is
my
daughter."
She
further
added,
"If
I
see
photographers
are
walking backward
or
tripping
and
falling
on
to
other
passengers,
it
can
get
chaotic.
I
will
be
protective toAaradhya
as
a
mother
and
I
will
be
empathetic
to
others
who
are
being
inconvenienced.
I
will
not
say
I
am
all
for
paparazzi
culture
but
I
feel
bad
for
the
photographers.
These
are
faces
you
have
seen
for
years
and
they
need
the
picture,
it
is
their
livelihood.
I
know
they
will
do
it."
She
had
further
added,
"If
I
see
photographers
are
walking
backward
or
tripping
and
falling
on
to
other
passengers,
it
can
get
chaotic.
I
will
be
protective
toAaradhya
as
a
mother
and
I
will
be
empathetic
to
others
who
are
being
inconvenienced.
I
will
not
say
I
am
all
for
paparazzi
culture
but
I
feel
bad
for
the
photographers.
These
are
faces
you
have
seen
for
years
and
they
need
the
picture,
it
is
their
livelihood.
I
know
they
will
do
it.
Well,
we
hope
the
social
media
bullies
have
got
her
message
loud
&
clear!