In a world where kids are always associated with mothers, fathers are often not even acknowledged for their contribution to parenting. Well, when a mother takes all the pains to bring a child into the word, it is the father, who stands like a pillar of strength in nurturing them. Bollywood’s ace director, Karan Johar has not only proved himself with his versatile movies but has also given major parenting goals to all the daddies out there. (Also Read: Ankita Bhargava Pens Down An Emotional Note For Her Daughter, Mehr During The COVID-19 Quarantine)
Karan Johar is not just a superb filmmaker but also an adorable son and a doting father to his twins, Yash Johar and Roohi Johar. He had redefined the entire meaning of fatherhood when in the year 2017 he had announced the arrival of his little wonders. Karan always gives a sneak peek into their adorable family moments. Despite a hectic schedule, Karan always manages to take some time out for his family. Karan’s little munchkins, Yash and Roohi are one of the most sought-after celebrity kids.
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On March 26, 2020, Karan took to his Instagram handle and shared an adorable video of his son, Yash giving his cute response on ‘Coronavirus’. When asked by Karan what does Yash thought of the Coronavirus, he said, ‘It is very bad’. Karan further asked Yash what is he going to do about it and the little munchkin had no answer to it. Along with the video, Karan wrote, “Everyone fighting it in their own way ...Yash doing his own thing to fight it.”
On August 3, 2019, Yash and Roohi had celebrated the Twins Day by twinning in matching blue ensembles. While Roohi had donned a blue denim dress, Yash had showed off his dapper side in a pair of white shorts teamed with a blue denim shirt. Karan had shared the picture of the lovely twins as his Instagram story, and captioned it as "Twin Day Today!"
On February 7, 2020, Karan Johar’s twins, Yash Johar and Roohi Johar had turned three. He had taken to his Instagram handle and had shared a family picture and a couple of other pictures from their third birthday. Along with the pictures, he had written an emotional note and had expressed his gratitude towards his mother, Hiroo ji for co-parenting his twins. His note could be read as “I am a single parent in social status...but in actuality am definitely not....my mother so beautifully and emotionally co-parents our babies with me...I could never have taken such a big decision without her solid support...the twins turn 3 today and our feeling of being blessed continues with renewed vigour with every passing year...I thank the universe for completing us with Roohi and Yash.” (Also Read: Mahesh Manjrekar Slams A Troll Passing Crass Remarks On His Daughters)
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On March 8, 2018, i.e. International Women’s Day, Karan Johar had shared a heartfelt message wishing to raise Roohi just like her grandmother. He had said, “I was raised by a woman who had a strong mind, an independent mind and a solid soul. She taught me how to live a fearless life along with a strong sense of right and wrong! She also taught me the art of abandon! She made me the man I am, a man who is honoured to be raised by a woman of substance! Roohi my darling I hope I raise you to be just like your grandmother.”
In an interview with the Pinkvilla, Karan had shared that he is living the best phase of his life. He had stated, “I am in a very content phase of life. Actually no, content would be a wrong word. It would mean I am satisfied or when you get too comfortable. But I believe I am in a very exciting phase. I am very energized. I am also in a deeply emotional zone in my life and I mean it with the birth of my children who've really come like a sunshine. Just waking after them and watching them sleep at night are the two highlights of my day. They have changed the whole aura around me. Whether it's the company or the house, we have renewed energies now because of the babies.” (Also Read: Sameera Reddy Broke Down Into Tears As She Talked About Anxiety Among Kids Amidst COVID-19 Lockdown)
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