Kajol says spending time with her children is most important for her
Highlights
- Actress Kajol, who will return to the big screen with her husband and actor-filmmaker Ajay Devgn's production venture, says she has become a homemaker because she can afford it.
- The actress was last seen in a full-fledged role in My Name Is Khan and Toonpur Ka Superhero in 2010 and made a special appearance in Student Of The Year last year.
- Ask her why she takes long sabbatical, and the actress says spending time with her two children - daughter Nysa and son Yug - is most important for her.
- "I have the financial reason not to work. I don't need to work and I can afford to stay at home and take care of them (kids), which is why I do!" the 39-year-old said.
- "I think it's everybody's personal decision that whether you have to work or not. As long as you spend time with your children, is most important," she added.
- Asked her about the project with Ajay, she said: "We have locked on a script. I liked the idea and the concept, but nothing is finalised yet. It is too early to talk about it."
Actress Kajol, who will return to the big screen with her husband and actor-filmmaker Ajay Devgn's production venture, says she has become a homemaker because she can afford it.
The actress was last seen in a full-fledged role in
My Name Is Khan and
Toonpur Ka Superhero in 2010 and made a special appearance in
Student Of The Year last year.
Ask her why she takes long sabbatical, and the actress says spending time with her two children - daughter Nysa and son Yug - is most important for her.
"I have the financial reason not to work. I don't need to work and I can afford to stay at home and take care of them (kids), which is why I do!" the 39-year-old said.
"I think it's everybody's personal decision that whether you have to work or not. As long as you spend time with your children, is most important," she added.
Asked her about the project with Ajay, she said: "We have locked on a script. I liked the idea and the concept, but nothing is finalised yet. It is too early to talk about it."