Bollywood’s hottest beauty, Kajol, has revealed what advice she would like to give herself (20-year-old Kajol).
Kajol is one of the most beautiful and talented actresses of Bollywood.
The actress has been garnering praise for the success of her recently released Netflix series ‘List Stories 2’ and ‘The Trial’.
If we take a look at Kajol’s personal life, she is married to her love, actor Ajay Devgn, the couple also has a son Yug and a daughter Neesa.
Kajol is successful not only in professional life but also in married life and as a mother.
During a recent interview, actress Kajol asked a question: If she wanted to give any advice to 20-year-old Kajol today, what would it be? But has responded and talked openly about his upbringing.
The actress said that she would not like to give herself (20-year-old Kajol) any advice because if she had not made the mistakes she did at the age of 20, she would not have been so successful, famous and where she is today. Where they are.
The actress added during the interview that the mistakes made at the age of 20 have taught her a lot, yes! If she were to be 20 years old again, there are many things she could not do that she would definitely want to incorporate those experiences into her life.
Kajol has also opened up about the upbringing and parenting style she received from her parents.
Actress Kajol thanked her parents for giving her the best upbringing during the interview, she said that she is grateful to her parents for the thought with which they brought her up and brought her up.
The actress said that our parents kept us away from color, caste and prejudice and made us good human beings, we gave equal love and attention to our siblings.
Kajol also spoke about her children Yug and Neesa during the interview.
The actress said that her two children are not at all afraid or hesitant about their hobbies, interests and doing new things because Neesa and Yug know that I stand behind them, giving them all my attention and encouragement. They have to move forward.
Kajol added that I also assure my children that yes, don’t worry, I stand behind you both.
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