Amitabh Bachchan Discusses Intercultural Marriages in His Family: ‘Desh Ke Har Kone Kone Se…’

Amitabh Bachchan Discusses Intercultural Marriages in His Family: ‘Desh Ke Har Kone Kone Se…’

Amitabh Bachchan opened up about intercultural marriages within his family during a recent episode of Kaun Banega Crorepati 16. The iconic actor shared insights on how love transcends cultural boundaries, emphasizing the diversity in his family.

In a heartfelt moment on the show, Bachchan interacted with contestant Ashutosh Singh, who revealed the emotional strain caused by his parents’ disapproval of his marriage. Ashutosh expressed his hope that appearing on the show might help mend his relationship with them. Responding with empathy, Amitabh said, “I hope that after watching today’s episode, your parents will talk to you again.”

Amitabh Bachchan Discusses Intercultural Marriages in His Family: ‘Desh Ke Har Kone Kone Se…’
Amitabh Bachchan Discusses Intercultural Marriages in His Family: ‘Desh Ke Har Kone Kone Se…’

Reflecting on his own experiences, Amitabh highlighted the intercultural dynamics in his family. He noted that he married Jaya Bachchan from Bengal, while his daughter Shweta is married into a Punjabi family and his son Abhishek is married to Aishwarya Rai from Mangalore. He humorously stated, “Hum hai Uttar Pradesh ke, par chale gaye Bengal… Babuji bola kartein the pehle, ‘Desh ke har kone kone se byaah kar ke laaye hai sabko’” (I am from Uttar Pradesh but went to Bengal… My father used to say we have brought one daughter-in-law from every corner of the country).

Amitabh’s comments reflect a broader acceptance of love marriages and intercultural unions in Indian society. His anecdotes resonate with many viewers who face similar challenges in their personal lives. The discussion serves as a reminder of the importance of love and understanding across cultural divides.

As the episode aired, fans praised Amitabh for his thoughtful insights and compassionate approach to sensitive topics. His legacy continues to inspire discussions about love, acceptance, and family values in contemporary India.


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