Actor Sonam Kapoor and her entrepreneur husband Anand Ahuja were spotted in Mumbai on Sunday. And their exit turned into a moment of kindness, courtesy of Anand. On the way out, Anand paused to lend an ear to a woman in need. Read too: Sonam Kapoor looks gorgeous in polka dot dress ₹29k for the outing with Anand Ahuja. See how you can get the look

Anand wins hearts

The video capturing the same has surfaced on social media. The heart-warming gesture, captured by photographers outside the restaurant, won over social media users, who praised Anand’s humility.

In the video, I’m ringing and Anand are seen leaving a sneaker store. As they say goodbye, an elderly woman calls Anand for a chat. Anand stops for a moment and even gives his stuff to his staff to listen to her. He is then seen striking up a conversation with the woman, who is seen telling him about her plans to open a vada pav shop soon.

After watching the video, one fan commented, “Humble person,” with another sharing, “He’s so lovable.”

“At least we got to learn other people’s problem if we can like you man,” one shared.

For output, I’m ringing she opted for a polka dot maxi dress from the designer brand Bella Freud. It’s called the Angelica Polka Dot Silk Maxi Dress. Anand topped it off in a blue crewneck T-shirt with a loose silhouette and half sleeves. He paired it with straight leg black trousers, chunky trainers, a slicked back hairstyle and a salt and pepper beard.

About the couple

Sonam and Anand tied the knot in May 2018. The couple tied the knot in a traditional ceremony. They welcomed their son Vayu in August 2022. Recently, Sonam and Anand, who owns the clothing company Bhaaneinterest House of Rhythm for ₹47.80 crore from fugitive diamantaire Nirav Modi.

The beloved store, which opened in 1940, not only stocked some of Mumbai’s best music, but also served as a listening post for all things happening in the music industry. After the advent of digital platforms, the store closed shop in March 2016. The following year, Nirav Modi’s Firestar Diamond acquired the property from the Curmally family, who owned Rhythm House for ₹32 million. The plan was to turn the music store into a luxury jewelry showroom.

Now, the shop, which has been closed for over eight years, has been acquired by Bhaane – a subsidiary of Shahi Exports – in a recent auction. A company spokesperson confirmed the deal and said the premise will be used to expand its retail presence in Mumbai. “We have completed our due diligence and intend to expand our retail presence in the city. As a private company, we cannot comment on any financial information,” the company said in a statement.