Kajol is once again winning hearts on social media, not just for her acting prowess but also for her witty and engaging captions that accompany her posts. The actress, known for her roles in iconic films, recently shared glimpses of her personal and professional life, proving that she still reigns supreme in the caption game.
Recently, Kajol celebrated the National Film Awards wins of her close friends and family, including Shah Rukh Khan, Karan Johar, and her cousin Rani Mukerji. She shared heartfelt messages on her Instagram stories, congratulating them on their achievements. Kajol expressed her pride in Rani Mukerji's win for Best Actress in "Mrs Chatterjee vs Norway," praising her performance as "pure fire and heart". She also cheered for Karan Johar's "Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani" and Shah Rukh Khan's Best Actor award for "Jawan".
In addition to celebrating her peers' successes, Kajol has been actively supporting her husband, Ajay Devgn, and his latest project, "Son of Sardaar 2". She posted a video from the movie on her Instagram, expressing her excitement for the film.
Kajol and Ajay Devgn recently shared unseen glimpses from their daughter Nysa Devgan's graduation ceremony in Switzerland. The proud parents posted photos of Nysa, who looked stunning in her graduation attire.
Beyond family milestones, Kajol is also gearing up for a new professional venture. She is set to co-host a talk show with Twinkle Khanna titled "Two Much with Kajol and Twinkle". This collaboration has generated considerable buzz, with fans eager to see the dynamic between the two Bollywood personalities.
Kajol's social media presence reflects her multifaceted life, balancing her roles as an actress, wife, and mother. Her captions often offer a glimpse into her thoughts and experiences, resonating with her followers. Whether she's sharing a throwback photo with Sanjay Dutt, reminiscing about breaking down in front of her mother with a young Nysa, or simply expressing her views on various topics, Kajol's captions are always on point.
