Karan Johar says ‘being a parent is never easy’, reveals, “I am dealing with the questions about ‘whose stomach was I born in?”

Karan Johar is not only a prolific filmmaker but also a doting daddy to twin babies Yash and Roohi. He embraced fatherhood via surrogacy in 2017 and is co-parenting the kids with his mom Hiroo Johar. In a recent interview, Karan opened up about how his children have started asking questions about their birth.

Karan Johar on Yash and Roohi questioning their birth

In a chat with Faye D’Souza on her YouTube channel, Katan said, “It is a modern family. It is an unusual circumstance, so now I am also dealing with the questions about ‘whose stomach was I born in? But mumma is not mumma really, she is my grandmother’. I am going to school, to the counsellor, to ask how do we navigate the situation? And it is not easy, being a parent is never easy.”

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KJo’s birthday wish for kids

Yash and Roohi recently turned 7 years old. To celebrate the special occasion, the filmmaker penned a heartfelt note for his kids. He wrote, “Happiest birthday to the brightest sunshines (x2) of my life! My life is forever changed, for the best with you two coming into it with your goofy and adorable laughs, unadulterated sass towards ME and of course – an abundance of love to give to the world! Never change…grow up but never change. And thank you to my mom, who is forever the strength of our family…and being a mother figure to Yash & Roohi! Love you forever mom.”

Karan Johar upcoming movies

KJo is now gearing up for his upcoming production venture Bad Newz. This film stars Vicky Kaushal, Triptii Dimri, and Amy Virk in pivotal roles and the film is about to release on July 19. After this, he is also bankrolling Janhvi Kapoor and Varun Dhawan starrer Sunny Sanskari Ki Tulsi Kumar. The ensemble cast also features Rohit Saraf, Sanya Malhotra, Akshay Oberoi and Maneish Paul among others.

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