Farah Khan Says 'Loud' Kajol Is Different Around Ajay Devgn: 'She Is Very Pativrata'
Ajay Devgn and Kajol are the epitome of the 'opposites attract' trope. While Ajay is known for being more reserved, Kajol is famous for her chatty personality. However, Farah Khan has said in her latest vlog that Kajol changes around Ajay. Farah said that she lets go of her loud personality around Ajay.
Farah Khan said, 'Kajol is a wonderful wife. She is completely different when she is with him. Otherwise, she is all loud and chatty. I saw her on the sets of Himmatwala. She is very pativrata (devoted wife). She was putting food for him, very sweet."
When this comment was repeated to Ajay, he said, 'Aisa kuch nahi hai (It's not like that)." He also joked that he keeps producing her films so that Kajol stays out of the house more often. 'Koshish to yehi kar raha hu (I am trying my best)," Ajay quipped.
Kajol and Ajay Devgn's journey—from meeting to marriage and parenthood—is often hailed as one of Bollywood's most enduring love stories. They first crossed paths during the shooting of Hulchul in 1995. Initially, Kajol found Ajay too quiet, and he was equally thrown off by her boisterous charm. Yet over time, friendship blossomed into romance. With no grand proposals, they simply 'grew with each other," finally deciding to marry after about four years together.
Kajol and Ajay were married on 24 February 1999 at Ajay's Mumbai home in a traditional Maharashtrian ceremony. They intentionally kept the affair private, even sending a fake address to the media so paparazzi would not track them down. Kajol described marrying at the peak of her career as a conscious choice to 'take it easier," scaling back from doing four to five films a year to roughly one.
In 2001, Kajol suffered a miscarriage in her first pregnancy—an experience they handled with dignity before embracing parenthood wholeheartedly in subsequent years. Their daughter Nysa was born on 20 April 2003, followed by their son Yug on 13 September 2010. Most recently, Nysa has graduated from the Glion Institute of Higher Education in Switzerland with a degree in hospitality and luxury brand strategy, and has chosen not to enter films despite her famous lineage.
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