‘It could have gone very wrong’: Kajol when her parents were separating.
Key sentence:
- Kajol admitted that things might have gone terribly wrong though she had an ‘amazing upbringing’.
- Kajol complained jokingly that her parents would never be able to compete against each other.
- With Tribhanga – Tedhi Medhi Crazy, which signed Renuka Shahane’s maiden directorial venture, Kajol lately made her digital debut.
When her parents, Shomu Mukherjee as well as Tanuja, divorced, Kajol was about four-and-a-half years old. She admitted that things might have gone terribly wrong though she had an ‘amazing upbringing’ although her childhood could have been really difficult.
Kajol during an episode of Behensplaining:
Kajol said during a special episode of Behensplaining on Netflix, “I had the most amazing childhood ever.” I am so grateful to have been raised up with such an amazing, forward-thinking individual who taught me really much about life, growing up, and becoming an adult from the moment I was a child. But I completely get what it would be like if it had even gone slightly wrong.
Further Kajol stated:
I was around four-and-a-half years old when my parents divorced as well as it could have gone really wrong.
I have several friends whose parents are still together today, although not in the best of places. They didn’t have perfect childhoods. She said, “I loved my father alone, I loved my mother alone, and I also loved them together.”
Kajol complained jokingly that her parents would never be able to compete against each other. I tried really hard, but my parents were both too clever. They have grown so much. Oh, Damn! ‘She was smiling.
Kajol made her digital debut:
For more than two decades, Kajol has been married to Ajay Devgn as well as they have two kids – Nysa and Yug. The last time they have been seen together was Tanhaji: The Unsung warrior who was launched last year in theatres.
With Tribhanga – Tedhi Medhi Crazy, which signed Renuka Shahane’s maiden directorial venture, Kajol lately made her digital debut. The movie, an emotional drama about three generations of women, struggles with relationships that are unstable.
