Nakuul Mehta And Jankee Parekh Have Got The Cutest Video Editor, Guess Who?
Nakuul Mehta and his wife Jankee Parekh have their own YouTube channel, The Indian Parent Pod, where they discuss their approach to parenting, emphasising a balanced and grounded style they call 'Dal-Chawal Parenting." Recently, their 4-year-old son Sufi decided to help his parents edit their forthcoming videos, highlighting a strong family bond, teamwork and shared accomplishment.
Taking to Instagram, Nakuul shared a mirror selfie of his stories featuring himself along with Sufi and Jankee, and an iPad to edit the clips. The actor captioned the post, 'The boy decided to help us with the edits! We learn through him, but we build 'together'." Jankee, too, re-shared the post on her stories.
The couple's podcast show explores the realities of parenthood, focusing on the personal growth and challenges that come with raising children, rather than just the parenting advice aspect. They share their personal anecdotes and perspectives on raising their son, Sufi, without filters or expert opinions.
Interestingly, Nakuul and Jankee are also expecting their second child together. They announced their pregnancy last month with an adorable post that featured the beaming parents-to-be and their son, capturing a picture-perfect family moment. They wrote in the caption, 'The boy is ready for additional responsibility. So are we. We are accepting blessings, again."
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Nakuul Mehta (@nakuulmehta)
Jankee, on the other hand, recently penned a heartfelt note for her husband for being a good parent to his son. Not just this, she also highlighted how even with their different approaches in life they have made a wonderful home for their son.
'To the man I'm raising a child with. We do not share similar approaches to parenting. And honestly? We're not supposed to. I'm an overthinker. The planner. The worrier. You're the steady hand. The calm in the storm. I carry the unseen load, worried about whether he's fed, taken his meds, soothing meltdowns and making him feel held. You provide the enthusiasm by wrestling on the bed and teaching him to bike. Allowing him to tumble while teaching him to be brave," she wrote.
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Jankee P Mehta (@jank_ee)
On the work front, Nakuul will be next seen in the upcoming web series, Daring Partners alongside Tamannaah Bhatia and Diana Penty.
First Published:
July 11, 2025, 14:09 IST
Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
&w=3840&q=100)
First Post
15 minutes ago
- First Post
Janhvi Kapoor, Varun Dhawan and other Bollywood stars condemn Supreme Court's order on stray dogs
The apex court on Monday ordered the Delhi government and civic bodies to start picking up strays from the localities and keep them in shelters, warning of strict action against anyone obstructing it Celebrities Janhvi Kapoor, Varun Dhawan, and Siddharth Anand, among expressed their disapproval of the latest directive by the Supreme Court for mass confinement of street dogs in Delhi. The apex court on Monday ordered the Delhi government and civic bodies to start picking up strays from the localities and keep them in shelters, warning of strict action against anyone obstructing it. Many celebrities expressed their disappointment with the order on social media. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Varun Dhawan reshared a note on their respective Instagram. menace. We call it a heartbeat. Today, the Supreme Court says - take away every stray dog of the streets of Delhi-NCR and lock them away. No sunlight. No freedom. No familiar faces they greet every morning," the note read. 'Yes, there are problems - bites, safety concerns - but caging an entire community of animals is not solution but an erasure. The real fix? Large-scale sterilization programs, regular vaccination, unity feeding zones, and adoption campaigns. Not punishment. Not imprisonment.' Janhvi Kapoor's Instagram message wrote- 'But these aren't just 'stray dogs.' They're the ones who wait outside your tea stall for a biscuit. The silent night guards for shopkeepers. The wagging tails that welcome children home from school. They're the warmth in a cold, uncaring city. Yes, there are issues, bites, safety concerns, but caging an entire community is not a solution, it's an erasure.' The note added, 'What's truly needed? Large-scale sterilisation programmes, regular vaccination drives, designated community feeding areas, and proper adoption efforts. Not punishment. Not imprisonment. A society that cannot protect its voiceless is one that is losing its soul. Today it's the dogs. Tomorrow… who will it be?' Filmmaker Siddharth Anand also spoke out, 'There's simply no compassion left. Who will ensure they're fed in those shelters? At least on the streets, some kind-hearted souls still feed these voiceless beings. In shelters, they'll starve. This is a death warrant. Someone, please start a petition. We must stop this genocide. I stand with you!' STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD Actor Adivi Sesh said, 'As a citizen who respects both the letter and the spirit of the law, I am deeply disturbed by the recent order calling for the mass confinement of street dogs in Delhi-NCR. This measure not only flouts our legal responsibilities but also betrays the compassionate principles that India is meant to uphold.'
&w=3840&q=100)
First Post
15 minutes ago
- First Post
'Tehran' John Abraham writes to Chief Justice of India, calls for review of Supreme Court directive on stray dogs
The 52-year-old, who was named the first honorary director of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, said dogs are not strays but rather part of the community and loved by many. Actor John Abraham on Tuesday wrote a letter to Chief Justice B R Gavai, urging a review and modification of the recent Supreme Court directive ordering removal of street dogs from the Delhi NCR region. The letter came a day after the Supreme Court directed the authorities to permanently relocate all strays from streets to shelters 'at the earliest'. The 52-year-old, who was named the first honorary director of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) India, said dogs are not strays but rather part of the community and loved by many. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD 'I hope you will agree that these are not 'strays' but community dogs - respected and loved by many, and very much Delhiites in their own right, having lived in the region as neighbours to humans for generations,' the Tehran star wrote. 'With an estimated 10 lakh community dogs, Delhi's canine population are its true residents,' he wrote. 'It is neither practical nor humane to shelter or relocate them all.' The apex court on Monday ordered the Delhi government and civic bodies to start picking up strays from the localities and keep them in shelters, warning of strict action against anyone obstructing it. Many celebrities expressed their disappointment with the order on social media. Varun Dhawan reshared a note on their respective Instagram. menace. We call it a heartbeat. Today, the Supreme Court says - take away every stray dog of the streets of Delhi-NCR and lock them away. No sunlight. No freedom. No familiar faces they greet every morning," the note read. 'Yes, there are problems - bites, safety concerns - but caging an entire community of animals is not solution but an erasure. The real fix? Large-scale sterilization programs, regular vaccination, unity feeding zones, and adoption campaigns. Not punishment. Not imprisonment.' With added inputs from agencies
&w=3840&q=100)
First Post
15 minutes ago
- First Post
Kay Kay Menon denies association with Congress' 'vote chori' campaign video, issues a statement 'It has been edited and...'- Watch
The party on Monday posted a video on its Instagram page and it opens with Menon as Himmat Singh, his character from the spy drama series 'Special Ops'. Actor Kay Kay Menon has distanced himself from a 'vote chori' campaign video shared on the official social media handles of the Congress, saying a clip from his 'Special Ops' promotions was edited and used without his permission. The party on Monday posted a video on its Instagram page and it opens with Menon as Himmat Singh, his character from the spy drama series 'Special Ops'. Actor Kay Kay Menon has distanced himself from a 'vote chori' campaign video shared on the official social media handles of the Congress, saying a clip from his 'Special Ops' promotions was edited and used without his permission. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD The party on Monday posted a video on its Instagram page and it opens with Menon as Himmat Singh, his character from the spy drama series 'Special Ops'. 'Ruko ruko yaar. Scroll karna bandh karo. Agar aap yeh reel dekh rahe ho toh iska matlab kya (Wait. Stop scrolling. If you are watching this, then what does it mean),' the actor says in the video. The rest of the video features a man who urges people to raise their voice and participate in the 'vote chori' campaign of the Congress. The party has launched the campaign against the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise in Bihar by the Election Commission (EC). The caption of the video read, 'Himmat Singh kuch keh rahe hai, jaldi se kar aao… campaign se judne ke liye (Himmat Singh is saying something, go quickly! To join the campaign.' Menon posted a comment on the video, clarifying that the clip used in the video is part of a promo that he shot for 'Special Ops'. STORY CONTINUES BELOW THIS AD 'Please let it be noted that I have not acted in this ad. A clip from my 'Special Ops' promotions has been edited and used without any permission,' the 58-year-old posted. The promo clip was originally shared by streaming service JioHotstar three weeks ago. In the video, the actor asked viewers to watch the new season of the show. The opposition has been protesting in both Houses of Parliament against the SIR, alleging that the EC's exercise is aimed at 'disenfranchising voters' in Bihar ahead of the assembly elections due later this year.
