Almost everyone has been raving about Aamir Khan's latest production Dangal and the way the actor has left no stone unturned to look like wrestler Mahavir Singh.
We bet you must have seen quite a few videos by now that show how the entire team trained for the movie. However, there's this one video that is breaking the internet today which shows Aamir Khan with son Azad who tries a few wrestling techniques on his dad. The result: a few moments of extreme cuteness that we're sure you'd love to watch again and again.
While little Azad has gotten his good looks from his gorgeous mother Kiran Rao, we are sure he has inherited his charm from his father as is evident in the pictures.
Reports say that Aamir trained really hard for the movie and would spend hours practising the techniques with real wrestlers and trainers so that he does not look like an amateur on screen. The main trainer being Kripa Shankar Bishnoi, the coach of the Indian wrestling team and an Arjuna awardee.
Beniwal explains how pleasantly surprised he was by Khan's ability to learn quickly and the innumerable times he picked up the technique or the wrestling move in the very first go
The video was released by UTV and shows the strenuous training Aamir had to undergo to master his wrestling skills, but the first few seconds of the video are just too adorable where we can see that little Azad also accompanied his father for his wrestling sessions.
During one of these sessions, he actually outsmarted his dad and was all smiles after his little achievement.
Dangal opened to fabulous reviews from all the quarters and many are touting it as India's entry to the Oscars in 2018. The film has already collected a handsome sum of Rs 132.43 crore until Monday. Watch this video to see the father and son bond on the wrestling mat:
It takes two to raise a child
The video also shows that how fathers need to have a close bond with their kids. Studies have shown that kids who have a close bonding with their father not only grow up to be smart, intelligent adults, but also do not have any behavioural problems. Science also says that psychological and emotional aspects of fatherhood are more powerful in influencing child behaviour.
A recent Indian survey also reveals that Indian mothers also feel that it takes two to raise a family. The survey highlighted “how the involvement of both the mother and the father is extremely crucial for the cognitive, social as well as the emotional development of the baby.”
Here's what Indian mothers thought about the role of fathers:
- 97 percent mothers believed that it does take two people to raise confident and healthy kids
- 90 percent said that they wanted their husbands to be a bit more involved in taking care of the baby
- 88 percent mothers revealed that fathers hesitated to change their baby’s diapers
The survey thus established that a happy, healthy baby needs active participation from both mother and dad, right from day one.
Also read: Aamir Khan's Dangal has THIS important message for all Indian parents
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[Video and grabs courtesy: YouTube]
