‘I’m so loved’: Kajol celebrates National Fathers’ Day on emotional note, shares rare pictures of fathers and in-laws

National Parents Day is celebrated every year to recognize the unconditional love, care and devotion of parents. The occasion celebrates the vital role that mothers and fathers play in raising children and strengthening the family.Actress Kajol celebrated National Fathers’ Day by sharing a deeply personal post dedicated to the people who shaped her life. The actress took to social media on Sunday and posted a series of rare black and white family photos. Along with the photos, she wrote an emotional message expressing her gratitude to her parents and her husband’s parents.

Rare photos featuring Tanuja Mukherjo, Shomu Mukherjee and Veeru Devgn

Among the pictures that Kajol shared was a childhood photo of her with her parents, veteran actress Tanuja and late director Shomu Mukherjee.

Her sister Tanisha Mukherjee also appeared in the nostalgic family photo. The monochrome photo captured the family smiling together during Kajol’s early years. Another photo praised her in-laws. It featured action director late Veeru Devgan and Veena Devgan, parents of actor Ajay Devgn.

Kajol speaks candidly about understanding fatherhood

In her note, Kajol reflected on how becoming a mother changes a person’s perspective. She explained that the responsibilities of raising children can only be fully understood after experiencing fatherhood firsthand.

Kajol shared her sentiments, saying, “#Happyparentsday.. We are all parents now and the sheer responsibility of being a parent is something you don’t really understand until it happens to you.. And you will never know how much your parents love you and sacrificed for you until it happens to you.

So this is a message of gratitude to all my parents who loved me so much. I am so loved and therefore so blessed.”

Kajol “water”

On the professional front, Kajol was last seen in the legendary horror film Maa directed by Vishal Furiya. She played the central character in the film. The film received mixed reviews.