EPIC FAIL- Karan Johar’s Son Yash Johar Find His Papa's Debut Film Kuch Kuch Hota Hai 'BORING'- VIDEO
Karan Johar was left stumped with son Yash Johar’s take on his debut film Kuch Kuch Hota Hai. The little one's reply to his father’s movies, made KJo call him a critic
Karan Johar's kids Yash and Roohi Johar are on a roll! Enjoying some quality time with their daddy during the lockdown, the two are just vocal about their opinion since a very tender age. Having an opinion on daddy Karan Johar’s clothes and also funnily body shaming him for his paunch, they don’t spare him. Finally, last but definitely not the least, his son Yash also has a take on his father’s films. Oh yeah! You read it right. Like a critic.
In one of his latest videos, the filmmaker happens to ask Yash if he wants to watch his movies such as Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and all. To which Yash replies a clear cut no because he finds it boring. Yash says, “No it's very boring.” To which KJo is quite amused and continues to ask Yash why, but in vain as the kiddo doesn’t want to answer at all. Moving on to join his sister Roohi also seen in the balcony.
He shared the video on his Twitter account with the caption, “Ek aur critic!”
As soon as Karan shared this video on his Twitter account many of his followers found Yash cute and couldn’t stop gushing over, except one. And this individual is film actor, critics, a producer known for his motor mouth KRK. He mentioned in a tweet how Karan has critic at home and now on he should not blaming critics. ALSO READ: Coronavirus Lockdown: Karan Johar Hilariously Got Body Shamed By Kids; Kareena And Arjun Give An EPIC Reply
Karan Mubarak ho! Now you can’t blame critics because you got bigger critic in ur house.
— KRK (@kamaalrkhan) April 7, 2020
His tweet read, “Karan Mubarak ho! Now you can’t blame critics because you got bigger critic in ur house.”ALSO READ: Karan Johar's Little Man Yash Says 'He's Very Boring', Farah Khan Takes A Mama Swipe At Him 'Your Kids Are Fed Up Of You'
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