Video: Madhuri Dixit sings Adele's 'Skyfall' as husband Sriram Nene, sons Arin and Ryan join her in 'fam-jam'

Earlier this year, citizens across the globe were forced to shut shop and stay indoors as a worldwide lockdown was imposed following the outbreak of the novel coronavirus that took the lives of millions. 

Simultaneously in March, a lockdown was imposed in India too. And while many were trying to cope up with this sudden and drastic change, a few took it as an opportunity to spend quality time with their families and enjoy the moment at home till things got better. 

One among the many who spent the lockdown binding with their families was actress Madhuri Dixit Nene who believes that a family that plays together, stays together. 

She says she bonded with her family over music during the coronavirus-induced lockdown.

The actress shared a sneak peek into her 'fam jam' through a video that shows Madhuri and her husband Sriram Nene jamming along with sons Arin and Ryan.

"A family that plays together, stays together. Come share our joy in this family jam session. Hope you like it," Madhuri wrote on Instagram while sharing the video.

The actress shared a longer version of the clip, on her YouTube channel. 

In the video, the actress can be seen playing instruments and singing with her husband. The clip shows the family singing and playing different musical instruments together.

While Madhuri sings Adele's "Skyfall", Sriram, Arin and Ryan can be seen playing the guitar, piano and drums, respectively.

In the video, Madhuri said, "Today, I am going to show you a really fun part of my life during the lockdown. This is one of those things that I genuinely enjoy and look forward to."

"Although lockdown mein sab ghar pe baithe hain aur family ke saath waqt zyada milne laga, iss waqt ka kya karein (we all were sitting at home and got to spend a lot of time with family, but what could we do to while away time)? We can't go out to eat or take vacations. So, to make things interesting, we decided to take 'fam jam' quite literally. Samajh nahi aaya (Didn't get it)? Let me show you a snippet of how my family stays together," she added.

Back in May during the lockdown, Madhuri made her debut as a singer with the release of her first single, titled "Candle". The song gave a message of hope amid the bleakness of the Covid-19 pandemic.