Businesswoman Nita Ambani was involved in a rapid-fire session with her son-in-law anand Piramal at the inauguration of 'NMACC.Ambani family members' love for each other is more than anything. Despite being the richest family in the country, every member of the family resides in the hearts of millions with their humble nature of staying connected to their land. Moreover, his unconditional love for the newest members of his family is truly unmatched. A glimpse of this was seen in the grand inauguration of 'The Nita mukesh ambani Cultural Center in the past

Nita Ambani did rapid fire with son-in-law anand Piramal

In one of the recent videos shared by Ambani's fan pages, we saw a priceless moment of fun and laughter between Nita Ambani and her lovely son-in-law anand Piramal. A special evening event at the newly launched 'Nita mukesh ambani Cultural Centre' saw Nita participating in a lovely chit-chat session on a rapid-fire round with anand Piramal. While Neeta looked stunning in a pink silk saree, anand looked handsome in a dual-colored kurta teamed with black pants.

Nita Ambani remembered her late father-in-law Dhirubhai after 'NMACC' launch

Behind every success, there are countless blessings and wishes from the people who love you the most. Nita Ambani strongly believes in this and Nita gave proof of it after successfully launching her dream project of 'NMACC'. In one of the videos streamed after the star-studded event, Nita Ambani was seen giving a speech of gratitude to all those who helped build the center. Furthermore, he remembered his late father-in-law, Dhirubhai Ambani, with deep gratitude.

When mukesh ambani encouraged son-in-law anand Piramal to entrepreneurship

Anand Piramal shares a tremendous bond with his in-laws and his relationship with mukesh ambani is quite special as well. mukesh was the first person to notice Anand's talent and encouraged him to take up entrepreneurship and start his own business. In an interview for 'The Economic Times', anand once recalled how mukesh ambani solved his dilemma between banking and entrepreneurship by giving him a simple cricket example.

In his words, “I asked him, should I go into consulting or banking? He told me- 'Being a consultant is like watching cricket or commenting about cricket, whereas being an entrepreneur is like playing cricket. You can't learn to play cricket by commentating. If you want to do something, be an entrepreneur in the long term and start now.' Then I told him – you should have told me this when I was 20 and not 25