Madhuri Dixit's husband Shriram Nene teaches their son how to cook 'tasty and healthy' Indian dish. Watch

Madhuri Dixit's husband Dr Shriram Nene uploaded a new video on his YouTube channel, where he taught an ‘easy’ and ‘tasty’ Indian dish to their son Arin, who studies in the US. Here's how Madhuri reacted to their dish.

Madhuri Dixit's son Arin is currently studying in the US at University of Southern California. In recent months, Arin has spoken about everything from how his life had changed since moving from Mumbai in 2021 to his experience of living alone in the US. Now, in a new video, Madhuri Dixit's husband, Dr Shriram Nene, who has an active presence on YouTube, has shared a video of him teaching their son Arin how to cook a 'tasty and healthy' Indian dish: masala oats. The dish is tasted by none other than Madhuri herself, who makes a special appearance in the father-son video. She praised her son's cooking and also gave him some tips.

Madhuri Dixit in a new video with husband Dr Shriram Nene and son Arin.

In the video, Dr Shriram Nene shared his 'amazing recipe' with Arin as he taught him how to cook masala oats. Talking about ingredients like mustard seeds and curry leaves, he said in the video, "That smells amazing... this is Indian cooking made easy for your son and daughter from me and my son... took all of just 10 minutes for a very healthy and tasty dish." As Madhuri appeared in the kitchen and asked 'what's cooking boys', Dr Nene and Arin made her taste their dish. She then gave her son a side hug and said, "He's done a good job." Madhuri also said the dish was great and only needed some salt to make it perfect.

In 2021, Madhuri's elder son Arin had left for the US. In July 2021, Madhuri, had spoken about Arin leaving for college, and said “I can't believe that it is that time of the year, when my oldest son has finished his school and now he will start his college. And my baby is flying the nest as they say it. I just can't believe how the years have gone, he is already 18. He will be on his own in a university and I am so concerned as every mother will be as to how he is going to lead an independent life. Because in India when we are growing up, we are so protected - we live with our parents, everything is done for the kid. Be it cooking or washing, everything is taken care of. Now, he will be on his own and it gives me a lot of concern."