Karan Johar doesn’t want Coldplay version of nursery rhymes for his kids. Here’s why

Filmmaker Karan Johar was blessed with twin babies Yash and Roohi in the month of February via surrogacy. The babies were kept under strict medical observation for a month in Surya Mother and Child Super Speciality Hospital. He was recently spotted taking his babies back home from the hospital. (Also Read: Karan Johar pens an open letter on nepotism which is thought-provoking)

Speaking with a news agency, he said that he wants his kids to grow up listening to Indian music and no Coldplay nursery rhymes for the kids. At the launch of Ustad Amjad Ali Khan’s book ‘Master On Masters’ in Mumbai, Karan said, “My introduction to Hindi cinema was through Indian film music. When I made nursery for my kids, I made sure that I have music playing in that room all the time. I want them to grow up with music.”

He further added, “Someone told me that there is Coldplay version of nursery rhymes. But I said no. They should learn and live with the music I grew up on. Because they are my children and they have to love the music I love because they have to love me.”

For those unknown, Karan named his son after his late father Yash Johar and named his daughter Roohi from his mother Hiroo Johar’s name.

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