Just a couple of days ago, the twins attended Tusshar Kapoor’s son, Laksshya’s birthday party. The actor’s son turned two and had a number of celebrity children come in on his special day including Saif and Kareena's son Taimur.
Karan Johar enjoys being a hands-on father to his baby twins Yash and Roohi. Every then and now, the filmmaker has gone on record to talk about how his life has changed post their arrival.
Recently, Kjo posted a video of Yash and Roohi screaming just a few moments from their bed time. Check out the video
Isn't it aww-dorable?
Just a couple of days ago, the twins attended Tusshar Kapoor’s son, Laksshya’s birthday party. The actor’s son turned two and had a number of celebrity children come in on his special day including Saif and Kareena's son Taimur.
Recently Ekta Kapoor took to Twitter to share a picture with Yash and Roohi showing some 'Buaa Love' to them. Take a look at this cute pic
Buaa Love pic.twitter.com/OqFFFLK7fL
— Ekta Kapoor (@ektaravikapoor) June 3, 2018
Talking about Yash and Roohi, Karan had once said, “The mornings start from two beautiful faces and ends with two beautiful faces. How am I balancing it (work and personal life) I have always done six things at one time. So for me I am doing seven things at one time now. It's no different. Being a parent is a huge responsibility and I am so happy that I'm co-parenting with my mother. It's a blessing that she's at home with the babies everyday. It's a beautiful feeling.”
Well, we wish Karan Johar to just keep sharing these moments. What's your say? Do share your thoughts in the comments section below.
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