Kajol Talks About Being Mom To Nysa-Yug, Renconciliation With Karan Johar And New Film Helicopter Eela

Kajol gets candid with SpotboyE.com on several things like motherhood, indulgence, Tajua, Yug, Nysa, her reunion with Karan Johar, and of course, her upcoming film Helicopter EelaKajol gets candid with SpotboyE.com on several things like motherhood, indulgence, Tanuja, Yug, Nysa, her reunion with Karan Johar, and of course, her upcoming film Helicopter Eela

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Kajol Talks About Being Mom To Nysa-Yug, Renconciliation With Karan Johar And New Film Helicopter Eela

Kajol is one who has embraced motherhood with glee. She was never desperate to return and sign movies left, right and centre. After a five-year absence from the screen after her son Yug was born, Kajol starred opposite Shah Rukh Khan for the 7th time (alongside Varun Dhawan and Kriti Sanon) in Dilwale (2015). She played the daughter of a mafia don who falls in love with a man from her rival family.  3 years later, Kajol starred opposite Dhanush in a Tamil flick Velaiilla Pattadhari 2, a sequel to the 2014 film Velaiilla Pattadhari. 

Now, Kajol awaits Helicopter Eela where she will be seen as an over-indulgent mother and  singer in Pradeep Sarkar's  Helicopter Eela, based on Anand Gandhi's Gujarati play Beta, Kaagdo.We caught up with her at Novotel (Juhu) few days ago. Besides the film, the erstwhile actress was extremely frank and forthcoming on varied subjects like- what kind of a mother she is, what kind of a mother was Tanuja when she was growing up, how does she find today's content in terms of stories and music, whether she is choosy or is it that fewer films come her way now and her big patch up with Karan Johar (the two had a major fallout sometime back). 

We realised that the actress is not living in the past and welcomes change. We were particularly impressed when she gave her insight to why we don't have in-depth emotional movies, why is love so fluffy; 'You don't find people so madly in love these days, boys and girls who are ready to die for each other or will do anything for their partner'; what the actress meant was that films only reflect life. See the video above for the FULL and EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW.