Karan Johar Doesn't Want His Twins To "Grow Up On Film Sets"

New Delhi: Filmmaker Karan Johar, who became a father via surrogacy to twins named Roohi and Yash, says he doesn't want them to grow up on film sets. "I am not a big fan of taking my children to a place of work...They should enjoy. I don't want them to grow up on a film set. I don't want them to grow up with that you have to be a part of a film industry only," Karan Johar told reporters in a group interview on Friday. The filmmaker, 45, says he wants them to make their own decisions when they grow up. "Let them make their own decisions in life. I will not force an atmosphere on them," he added.
 

 

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Karan, who will soon be seen in Star Plus's show India's Next Superstars along with director Rohit Shetty, says his life has not changed much after becoming a parent.

"The schedule of life has changed. 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," he said.

But parenthood is a huge responsibility, he says. "Being a parent is a huge responsibility and I am so happy that im co-parenting with my mother. It's a blessing that she's at home with the babies everyday. It's a beautiful feeling," he added.
 

 

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Karan Johar welcomed his twins in March 2017. The daughter Roohi is a rearrangement of his mother's name Hiroo and the son has been named Yash on Karan's late father's name.

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