Aditi Rao Hydari, Siddharth and the Family Tradition of Laughter

Aditi Rao Hydari keeps her idea of family refreshingly small. In an exclusive conversation with Filmfare, the actor opened up about the one tradition she shares with husband Siddharth and his family: everyone laughs together, no matter what.

“No matter what happens, to find something to laugh about, I like that a lot,” she told Filmfare. The habit, she explained, is not just for good days — it is the fallback when something is difficult or a problem is brewing.

Why the little rituals win

Aditi’s larger point is that family is built through small repeatable moments, not grand gestures. Laughter is one; the dinner table is another. She said she agrees with the idea she heard from Pankaj Tripathi — her co-star in the new film — that people who sit and eat together become family, whether they are a team or blood relatives.

“Eating and sharing food is very, very important,” she added. That framing will feel familiar to Indian households, where the daily meal often does more bonding than the occasional festival.

• Find one thing to laugh about every day, even when the day is rough
• Sit down and share food with your people — the table builds belonging
• Treat family as a practice of warmth and togetherness, not only blood ties

None of this is expensive or complicated, which is exactly the point. In a feed full of film promotions and airport looks, an actor explaining how her family actually functions feels like a rare behind-the-scenes detail.

For young Indian fans, the appeal is in how actionable it is. A daily laugh and a shared plate are low-cost, high-return ways to strengthen a household, and they work just as well for flatmates, colleagues and chosen circles as for blood relatives.

A family film arrives right on cue

The timing fits. Aditi’s next film, Parivarik ManuRanjan, premieres on SonyLiv on November 13. Directed by Varun V Sharma, it brings together Pankaj Tripathi, Aditi Rao Hydari, Sunita Rajwar, Brijendra Kala and Mukesh Tiwari.

For readers, the interview offers a small window into Aditi’s off-screen life without drifting into speculation. It is also a practical reminder: two rituals — laughing together and eating together — are enough to make a group feel like family.

For Aditi, family is not a label you inherit so much as a habit you practise. That is the kind of celebrity insight that travels well beyond the screen.

Source: Filmfare

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