"Take A Chill Pill," Karan Johar. See Yash And Roohi's Hilarious Take On K3G Dialogue
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"It seems what goes around, comes back around," read Karan Johar's ROFL caption
No one could have nailed the popular 'take a chill pill' scene from Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham better than Karan Johar's twins Roohi and Yash. Wondering what we are talking about? The filmmaker, who has been celebrating 20 years of his 2001 movie for the past few days, posted a super cute video of his kids Yash and Roohi on Instagram on Tuesday and it will leave you in splits. The clip features Karan telling Yash and Roohi to stop playing and finish their homework, after which his kids tell him like bosses, "Dada, take a chill pill." In the film, Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol's son always tell her to 'take a chill pill' whenever she complaints about something - she gets her chance to say this to Shah Rukh too but more on that later.
Sharing the video, Karan Johar wrote: "It seems what goes around, comes back around and here I am being asked to take a chill pill by my own kids!"
Watch Karan Johar's video featuring Yash and Roohi's hilarious take on K3G dialogue here:
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