Karan Johar shared a video on Instagram of his daughter, Roohi Johar, asking Siri to sing while holding her phone. The clip, posted on Saturday, got a lot of attention from celebrities and fans. Karan was especially struck by a comment asking who Roohi’s mother is.
Karan Johar welcomed twins Yash and Roohi Johar on February 7, 2017, through surrogacy. Yash was named in honour of Karan’s late father, Yash Johar, a renowned film producer, while Roohi’s name is a playful variation of Karan’s mother, Hiroo Johar’s name. Karan often shares adorable glimpses of Yash and Roohi on social media, where they have gained a huge following. The twins are often seen enjoying fun moments and family activities, winning the hearts of fans with their charm and cuteness.
A new video of Roohi has been going viral wherein she asks Siri, “Sing. I don’t like it. You sing a proper song in a rhythm. Be a professional. C’mon.” A user commented, “Who is the mother of Roohi? Can anybody please tell me? I am confused.” To this, Karan replied, “@fardinatasha I AM!!! Am so worried about your confused state so I had to answer your pertinent and relevant query.”
Karan Johar recently shared a Rakhi celebration video on Instagram, showing Roohi tying rakhi on Yash. Karan’s mother, Hiroo Johar, watched the cute moments. He captioned it, “Rakhee love !!!! It’s always a process to get the tradition of this beautiful festival of love accurately on point! The mothership contributed and the son was in a tearing hurry to go nowhere! The daughter was dutifully doing her best and I was trying to be the master of ceremonies with not much success!!! Happy Raksha Bandhan to all !!! Take care of each other and spread the joy..”
Only a month back, Karan Johar opened up about his relationship status and shared that he’s been single for a very long time now and is not looking for a partner anymore. KJo was talking to Faye D’souza when he mentioned that he has been in “one and a half relationships” in his entire life and while he was actively seeking companionship in his 40s, he stopped looking for it after turning 50.
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