When David Letterman asked Aishwarya Rai if she still lives with her parents; here's how she replied

Do you know Aishwarya Rai has a witty side too; in a conversation with David Letterman, she showed it off

<p>Aishwarya Rai is not just beautiful; she is very intelligent too. During her film promotion, the host asked her if it's common in India for older children to live with their parents.</p>

Aishwarya Rai is not just beautiful; she is very intelligent too. During her film promotion, the host asked her if it's common in India for older children to live with their parents.

<p>We all know Aishwarya Rai is not just popular in India she is one of the few Bollywood actresses who has made a mark in Hollywood too. A few of her Hollywood movies are The Pink Panther, Bride and Prejudice, Mistress of Spices, Provoked and The Last Lesion.&nbsp;</p>

We all know Aishwarya Rai is not just popular in India she is one of the few Bollywood actresses who has made a mark in Hollywood too. A few of her Hollywood movies are The Pink Panther, Bride and Prejudice, Mistress of Spices, Provoked and The Last Lesion. 

<p>During the Bride and Prejudice's promotion, which was in 2005 Aishwarya gave witty responses to David Letterman in his talk show. During their conversation, David asked the Aish if it's common in India for older children to live with their parents.</p>

During the Bride and Prejudice's promotion, which was in 2005 Aishwarya gave witty responses to David Letterman in his talk show. During their conversation, David asked the Aish if it's common in India for older children to live with their parents.

<p>Aishwarya said, "It's fine to live with your parents. Because it's also common in India that we don't have to take appointments from our parents to meet for dinners." That got the hall to erupt into cheers and applauds, leaving the host out of words. He, however, quickly responded saying that they "have all learnt a little something tonight."&nbsp;</p>

Aishwarya said, "It's fine to live with your parents. Because it's also common in India that we don't have to take appointments from our parents to meet for dinners." That got the hall to erupt into cheers and applauds, leaving the host out of words. He, however, quickly responded saying that they "have all learnt a little something tonight." 

<p>Then after a few years, when Abhishek Bachchan was asked the same question on Twitter by netizens he gave a befitting reply. He said, "Yes! And it's the proudest moment for me to be able to be there for them, as they have for me. Try it sometime, you might feel better about yourself."</p>

Then after a few years, when Abhishek Bachchan was asked the same question on Twitter by netizens he gave a befitting reply. He said, "Yes! And it's the proudest moment for me to be able to be there for them, as they have for me. Try it sometime, you might feel better about yourself."