KajolShe opened up about how relationships and lifestyles have evolved since the 1990s, while reflecting on the iconic film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge (DDLJ), which celebrated 30 years last year.In a conversation with Lilly Singh, Kajol expressed how the mindset of the youth has changed over time.“I don’t think anybody is going up at 18 or 19 and going to their dad, ‘Can I please go on this trip?’ It’s more like, ‘Dad, I really have to go on this school trip, and you really have to pay for it.’ So it’s more than just, you know, asking for permission,” he said.
what Generation Z DDLJ can be taken away from him
Although attitudes have changed, Kajol insists that the core message of DDLJ is still relevant.“I think what I would like to take away is that relationships and family are important at the end of the day, everything that we take from life. So I hope there’s an aspect of that: your family is your family, and they love you. And, you know, that’s what it’s all about,” she shared.
What Gen Z should not remove
Adding a touch of humor, Kajol was quick to point out what Gen Z should not take away from the film.“My dressing sense, at least, sure,” he said. On the work front, Kajol was last seen in the 2025 release Maa. In the same year, he also starred in Sarzameen which premiered on OTT. He also hosted a talk show along with Twinkle Khanna.
