Nita Ambani’s Rapid-Fire Response on Mukesh Ambani Wins Hearts at Harvard

Nita Ambani at Harvard: Nita Ambani recently attended Harvard University's annual India conference. As per reports, Nita gave a keynote address at the prestigious conference, Nita Ambani also engaged in a rapid fire interview with Nitin Nohria, former Dean of Harvard Business School.

While she delivered the keynote address at the prestigious conference, Nita Ambani also engaged in a rapid fire interview.

During the rapid-fire round at the Harvard India Conference 2025, Nita Ambani, was posed with the question of choosing between Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and her husband.

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In response, she said, "I think Prime Minister Modi ji is good for the nation, and my husband Mukesh is good for my home," eliciting cheers and laughter from the audience.

The video of this rapid-fire was shared on Instragram by fanpage of Ambani family named "@ambani_update".

A clip of the exchange has gone viral on the internet, with many users praising Nita Ambani's quick-witted response.

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More details about Nita Ambani's look

Nita styled the floral embroidered saree with a matching black silk blouse featuring a scoop neckline, quarter-length sleeves, and zardozi embroidered cuffs. Meanwhile, for the accessories, she chose an elegant pearl necklace, matching bracelets, dainty earrings, and rings.

Known for her enviable Hermes Kelly bag collection, Nita carried another rare pink mini Kelly with her embroidered nine yards. The textured handbag rounded off the accessories. With her hair left loose in a side parting, she chose on-fleek brows, a dainty bindi, pink lips, mascara-adorned lashes, and minimal glam for the makeup.

Nita Ambani’s appearance at the Harvard India Conference was a mix of elegance and grace, making a lasting impression with both her fashionable outfit and poised presence.

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