Reem Shaikh and Vicky Jain's bond has become a talking point in the entertainment industry, with their recent appearances together further solidifying their close relationship. Shaikh publicly refers to Jain as her "elder brother," a sentiment that resonates with many who have observed their interactions.
The duo's connection blossomed on the sets of "Laughter Chefs," a culinary comedy reality show where they shared screen space. Hosted by Bharti Singh, the show provided a platform for the contestants to bond, resulting in a heartwarming camaraderie that extended beyond the screen.
The recent Raksha Bandhan celebrations offered a glimpse into their familial bond. Shaikh, along with fellow "Laughter Chefs" contestant Jannat Zubair, tied rakhis to Jain at his Mumbai home, a gesture that signifies the promise of love and protection associated with the festival. Jain's wife, Ankita Lokhande, also participated in the festivities, tying rakhis to her brothers and co-contestant Samarth Jurel, emphasizing that Raksha Bandhan is about bonds that extend beyond blood relations.
Lokhande shared photos from the celebration on her Instagram, captioning the post with a heartfelt message about the importance of love and protection. Shaikh responded to the post with heart emojis, showcasing her affection for the couple.
In an earlier interview, Shaikh and Jain spoke about their equation, highlighting the comfort and understanding they share. Shaikh emphasized that their bond is not just limited to their professional collaborations but extends to a deeper, more personal level. They explained that while working on a project, they maintain their individuality, but once the work is done, their relationship evolves into one where they support and care for each other.
Jain has also spoken about the lighthearted atmosphere on the sets of "Laughter Chefs," noting that everyone was free to express themselves and take jokes sportingly. This environment likely contributed to the development of the close bond between Shaikh and Jain.
Their appearances together at Diwali parties and other social events further highlight their connection. The duo is often seen interacting warmly, with Shaikh comfortable in Jain's company. These public outings reinforce the image of a strong, supportive friendship between the two.
The "elder brother" dynamic is not just a label but seems to be reflected in their interactions. Whether it's Raksha Bandhan celebrations or casual outings, Shaikh and Jain's bond is a testament to the idea that family can be found in the most unexpected places.
