Amitabh Bachchan's old tweets on Aishwarya Rai's labor pain spread, sparking anger. Netizens said: “It shouldn't be a celebrity…”

The Bachchan family has been making headlines lately because Aishwarya Rai rarely sees attending public events with them, sparking rumors about the cracks. After this, Amitabh's old tweet praised Aishwarya's decision to choose normal delivery rather than caesarean section. Although he intends to appreciate her stamina during childbirth, his comments sparked debates about Reddit, with many criticizing him for publicly sharing personal details and deeming “normal delivery elasticity.”

In 2011, Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai Bachchan have the blessing of their first child Aaradhya. The news has made headlines around the country, but no one is happier than Bachchan. Amitabh Bachchan returned to X in time (formerly Twitter) and wrote: “…emphasizing Aishwarya's commendable desire to give birth normally without any epidural or pain killer.” After Aaradhya was born, he shared another tweet that read: “Even if people choose caesarean sections and other things these days. But Aishwarya wants normal delivery, she has to struggle, but I praise her, she has been engaged in acute labor for a long time, nearly 2-3 hours, but she persists. She persists in delivering, and she no longer uses any Epress.

Now Amitabh's tweet surfaced on Reddit, prompting him to have a sense of his lack of awareness of childbirth. Users pointed out that individual pain tolerances vary, and the focus should be on the health of mothers and children. Some comments highlight the potential pressures of choosing a vaginal birth in India, which may not always be the safest option in India. One user noted: “As a celebrity, the birth of vaginas should not be honored, especially in countries like India, because even women who may not be the safest or most suitable for their personal situation and health can be put into unnecessary stress on women.”

Amitabh Bachchan praised Aishwarya Rai for giving birth normally.
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Others emphasize a woman's autonomy over her body. “Who cares if she has epidural? It's her body and her choice. With or without epidural, giving birth to a baby is just as difficult.” Another user said concisely: “No uterus, no comment.” Some users also criticized Amitabh for sharing intimate details. “Why did he share all these details as a father-in-law? Absolutely weirdo.” Another user chatted, “ewww, why did he introduce it in detail? The creepy AF.” One user commented, “Obsessed with another person, especially men, the decision to a woman is a decision to a baby.” Another user attributed the expectation that women endured pain during childbirth, saying, “Women must suffer to build purity-patriarchy.”