EXCLUSIVE: Kunal Kemmu opens up on parenting with Soha Ali Khan and protecting Inaaya from paps

Kunal Kemmu and Soha Ali Khan are doting parents to their adorable daughter Inaaya Naumi Kemmu. In a recent chat with Bollywood Bubble, Kunal opened up about how he and Soha have divided parenting duties, how Soha does all the heavy lifting duties while he is only for the fun parts. Kunal also spoke about his upcoming show Abhay 3, battling lows and a lot more.

In Abhay, we see Kunal is over protective about his son. In real life too, Kunal is over protective about his daughter. He said, “I think all father would be the same. Abhay is poles apart from what I am as a person. There are certain things which would be universal like the love for child for a parent would be universal no matter what jobs or social standards.”

He added, “I will be always be over protective of my girl. But I am also learning first hand what is like being a parent and that too a young toddler who is growing up every single day.”

On parenting, Kunal said, “We don’t actually make a plan. I think it’s organically we kind of got into that. Obviously, Soha does major heavy lifting of this. I am there for the fun parts.”

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On what to post on social media and what not about Inaaya, he said, “Initially, we weren’t sure about it. Then you go through a phase where you are like you are so in love with your kid that you want everybody to see how lovely they are and there are like so many things. Paparazzi started happening and you are like ‘what’s happening’. It’s a process we are still in the middle of. Actually, nobody knows what’s right or wrong. You kind have to make sure that it makes sense to you. That keeps evolving. If I tell you that ‘this is what we think right or wrong’ I will be lying. Because even that kind of changes from time to time.”

You can watch the full interview of Kunal Kemmu here.

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