Here’s how Karan Johar wished his kids Yash and Roohi Johar

Snehha Suresh | Feb 7, 2018, 14:28 IST
Filmmaker Karan Johar welcomed his twins Yash and Roohi last year on this date. He announced the news on social media and everyone showered blessings on him and the adorable twins. “I feel enormously blessed to be a parent to these pieces of my heart who were welcomed into this world with the help of the marvels of medical science.” He introduced his twins on the day of Raksha Bandhan last year.


And today on their first birthday Karan Johar took to social media to wish his twins and wrote, “I can’t thank the universe enough for giving my mother and me the most beautiful gift ever….Happy Birthday, Roohi and Yash….you are a blessing to us❤❤.”






Overwhelmed father Karan plans an intimate party for them with star kids, the names on the guest list are Taimur, Misha, Laksshya, Adira, and others. He had written in the open letter, “My children were born two months premature and worryingly underweight. Like any person in this situation and on the brink of fatherhood, my heart sank. Knowing that there were complications with my babies birth owing to how soon it was, I was terrified. All I wanted to do was hold them and protect them but they needed to be in the NICU. It was painful to see how tiny they were…”


He had said earlier, “When I held them for the first time, I don’t think I can describe the feeling. I cannot explain what I felt. I just sat in the chair and held my daughter first, as she is a little more vulnerable medically. I didn’t even realise there were tears rolling down my face. That feeling cannot be replaced by any other emotion.”


In his letter, he also wrote, “As you grow up, people will try to label you according to colour, looks, religion, popularity, and money. People will gossip about you, but know that no one can label you. Just because you are different, it doesn’t make you wrong. You may be treated differently in school; mothers of your classmates will come to drop them, but you will have your father to take care of that. While most of your classmates’ mothers will make a WhatsApp group to discuss your homework, I will be the only father in it.”


He also said, “I don’t want you to do what is expected just because I have a company and have built a legacy. I wish that I bring you up to become people who are fiercely independent in your choices, opinions and your individual lives. The legacy, if any, I want to pass on is the independence that I was given.”

Wishing the adorable twins Yash and Roohi a very Happy Birthday!

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