Ajay Devgn and Kajol support the demand for 8-hour work shifts for new mothers in the film industry, saying the change is being accepted by many. They spoke about it during the trailer launch of ...

Kajol also spoke about how proud she is of her children's independent thinking. "Yes, they have a mind of their own. Sometimes our opinions definitely differ on an amazing decibel level — four ...

Kajol returned to the big screen with 'Maa', a mythological horror co-produced by husband Ajay Devgn. She called him a "hands-on producer" who shaped the film with his keen eye for detail.

Kajol feels that while love stories have evolved with time, a classic like 'Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge' would still resonate with today's audience. In an exclusive interview with India Today, she ...

Kajol has expressed her views on potential sequels to her iconic films, Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge and Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, stating that some love stories are best left untouched. She believes the ...

In “Maa,” Kajol ventures into the horror genre for the first time. “It scares the crap out of me and hopefully, you as well,” she quips. However, she’s quick to point out the film’s ...

Speaking about the movie Kajol revealed,”What hit me the most was and I wanted to do the movie because of Maa Kali. I love her and she is Maa in my head, and I always felt like her hand is on my ...

Reflecting on the current state of Indian cinema, Kajol notes the unpredictable nature of box office success. “Right now, it’s a huge question mark. There is no formula,” she observes.