Meet Bhim and Naina Bachchan: Amitabh Bachchan's low-key relatives who stay away from the Bollywood limelight
The Bachchan family is known for their elegant and royal lifestyle. Every member stands out in their own way.
and his family are hugely popular, and many of them work in the film industry.
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But not many people know about Amitabh's younger brother,
Ajitabh Bachchan
, who lives a more private life.
Ajitabh Bachchan: The Quiet Brother
Ajitabh Bachchan is Amitabh's younger brother. He and his family prefer to stay out of the spotlight. While none of his children work in Bollywood, his daughter is married to someone from the film world.
A Different Life: Business Over Films
As reported by India.com, unlike Amitabh, Ajitabh built his career in business.
He lived in London for many years before returning to India. He is married to Ramola Bachchan, a Delhi-born businesswoman and well-known socialite. Since moving back to New Delhi in 2008, Ramola has organised over 250 events covering fashion, film, lifestyle, jewellery, luxury and property. She remains active and full of energy. The couple have four children – Bhim, Naina, Nilima and Namrata. They have four children – Bhim, Naina, Nilima and Namrata – all of whom live quietly and choose to stay out of the public eye.
Bhim and Naina Bachchan: Life Beyond Bollywood
Both Bhim and Naina Bachchan started their careers as investment bankers. Bhim is now based in New York, according to the Times of India. Naina later turned to theatre and is married to actor
. He is known for starring in the OTT film 'Jewel Thief' alongside
and
. Naina and Kunal became parents to a baby in 2022.
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