Saturday, July 4, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

Kajol, Ajay Beam With Joy As Son Turns Five

Darpan News Desk IANS, 13 Sep, 2015 12:30 PM
  • Kajol, Ajay Beam With Joy As Son Turns Five
As Bollywood couple Kajol and Ajay Devgn‘s son Yug turned five on Sunday, the actress beamed with joy and said that it's a "happy and proud" moment for her, while Ajay was in awe with how fast the time flies.
 
Kajol, who is busy in shooting for Rohit Shetty's upcoming film "Dilwale", took to Twitter to share: "Very happy and proud as Yug turns 5 today! Let's make sure every child has that chance." 
 
The "Drishyam" star Ajay Devgn also thanked his fans and followers for their "best wishes". 
 
"Time flies, Yug turns 5 today. Thanks everyone for your best wishes. #ProudDad," Ajay tweeted. 
 
The duo got married in 1999 and have two children together. The couple have shared the silver screen in movies like "Ishq", "Pyaar To Hona Hi Tha" and "Raju Chacha".
 
On the movie front, Kajol is gearing up for "Dilwale", in which she is coming back on the silver screen opposite superstar Shah Rukh Khan.

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

B-Town celebs share their 'heavy petting' stories

B-Town celebs share their 'heavy petting' stories
Mahi Gill has a pug called Donna Gill, while Sana Saeed dotes on her Persian cat and Tusshar Kapoor loves to spend time with his Pomerenaian named Poshto. B-Town celebrities share a special bond with their pets, and spending time with them is often a stress-buster for them.

B-Town celebs share their 'heavy petting' stories

'Kochadaiiyaan' better than earlier motion capture films: Phil Stilgoe

'Kochadaiiyaan' better than earlier motion capture films: Phil Stilgoe
Rajinikanth's magnum opus "Kochadaiiyaan", which releases Friday worldwide, is a lot better than several earlier films made using motion capture technology in the west, says Phil Stilgoe, founder of Centroid motion capture company, which worked on the movie.

'Kochadaiiyaan' better than earlier motion capture films: Phil Stilgoe

Take risks to produce global content: Kamal Haasan

Take risks to produce global content: Kamal Haasan
Actor-filmmaker Kamal Haasan, who led the Indian delegation at the ongoing 67th Cannes International Film Festival, said it is vital for Indian filmmakers to take risks to be able to produce "truly global content".

Take risks to produce global content: Kamal Haasan

Shabana Azmi to be in Amsterdam for BRAC

Shabana Azmi to be in Amsterdam for BRAC
Veteran actress Shabana Azmi will head to Amsterdam to attend an international board meeting of BRAC.

Shabana Azmi to be in Amsterdam for BRAC

Bhandarkar applauds Narendra Modi's speech

Bhandarkar applauds Narendra Modi's speech
Filmmaker Madhur Bhandarkar expressed gratitude towards Narendra Modi, who will take oath as the country's new prime minister May 26, saying none of the leaders ever made their accountability so clear.

Bhandarkar applauds Narendra Modi's speech

Film industry was not my choice: Rekha

Film industry was not my choice: Rekha
Bollywood's eternally inimitable diva Rekha, who has impressed with her performances in films like "Mr. Natwarlal", "Umrao Jaan" and "Silsila", says she never wanted to become an actress. But now when she looks back, she is glad she took this career path.

Film industry was not my choice: Rekha