Gen Z lingo not for Kajol
Gen Z lingo
Good Hindi
Ajay Devgn
traditional Maharashtrian ceremony
Kajol, who's a mother to 22-year-old daughter Nysa and 15-year-old son Yug, revealed that she doesn't even try to understand the quirky Gen-Z lingo and sometimes needs help when needed.'I don't even try to understand. I'm satisfied with just speaking good English for that matter., good English, good Marathi, I'm satisfied with that,' Kajol told IANS, when asked how she keeps up with Gen-Z language.But does she find Gen Z lingo confusing? Pat came the reply from Kajol: 'I ask for help. I genuinely ask for help. If I need it, if I don't understand it, I say it. If I don't understand it, say it in normal language.'The actress, who is married to, started dating him while filming 'Gundaraj' in 1994. The couple married in 1999 in a. She gave birth to her daughter in 2003. Seven years later, in 2010, she gave birth to a son, Yug.
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