Michael Douglas and wife Catherine Zeta-Jones are enjoying family time during their recent trip to India.
The “Basic Instinct” actor, 79, and the Oscar winner, 54, took a slew of fun images from their vacay and posted them on social media so fans could live vicariously through them.
“We love you India!” Douglas captioned a set of vacation snapshots on Instagram Tuesday.
In one photo, he cuddled up to Zeta-Jones as they smiled in the sunshine on a colorful bench.
The “Wall Street” actor then posted another shot of himself standing in front of golden statues.
In another hilarious photograph, Douglas made a funny face while on a safari ride as an elephant stomped happily around in the background.
On Dec. 5, he shared an array of pics from his family’s trip in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India.
The “Chicago” actress and Douglas posed alongside their son Dylan as they went sightseeing in the Asian city.
The first photo in the gallery featured the couple and their 23-year-old son showing off their pearly whites as they sported flower necklaces.
Another fam group shot saw the trio sitting on stone steps in front of a landmark.
Douglas, Dylan and Zeta-Jones were in the country for a few days before the “Kominsky Method” actor received the Satyajit Ray Lifetime Achievement Award at the 54th International Film Festival of India in Goa.
The event was held Nov. 28 and in his speech he remarked how “humbled” he was by the prestigious honor.
“Cinema is one of the few mediums that has the power to unite and transform us,” Douglas said. “It transcends divisions, whether that be geography, race, language, and even time.”
“Today our global language of cinema is more meaningful than ever,” he added.
Earlier this year, the “National Treasure” actress and the Golden Globe winner stepped out at the Cannes Film Festival donning their fanciest ensembles alongside their daughter Carys, 20.
It was a family affair for the Zeta-Jones and Douglas clan at the French fest, with the “Ant-Man” alum being presented with an honorary Palme d’Or award.
In April, Dylan jokingly called out his father’s “bad dad jokes.”
Dylan told Page Six at the time that his father is like just other dads because he “can be embarrassing sometimes.”
“More in terms of what he says, rather than who he is,” Dylan said at the Broadway opening of “Good Night, Oscar.”
“Just dad stuff. [He’s a] bit out of touch, bad jokes for sure!” he quipped.
