Lockdown With Johar's: Karan Johar Bids Adieu By Sharing The Farewell Video

Lockdown With Johars: Karan Johar Bids Adieu By Sharing The Farewell Video
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A image grab from Karan Johar Instagram Post
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Karan Johar has been entertaining his fans with his ‘Lockdown With Johars’ videos since March-end.

Karan Johar has been entertaining his fans with his 'Lockdown With Johar's videos since March-end. It all started immediately after PM Narendra Modi announced the lockdown period to stop spreading the Covid-19 pandemic.

Thus, Karan has got enough time to spend with his kids which made him post funny and hilarious acts of his little munchkins Yash and Roohi. All the videos garnered millions of views and stole the hearts of many. They also kept the people engaged in this lockdown time.

Yash and Roohi have now turned into celebrities with their hilarious acts and made us go ROFL with their naughty taunts on their father Karan. Sometimes, they called him Monkey, a few times they made his closet turn into their play area and also made us go jaw dropped with their rapid-fire answers.

Now, it's time to sign off says Karan posting his final video on his Instagram page… Have a look!

The video showed us Karan's wardrobe where the journey began… Karan has bid adieu by making his kids Yash and Roohi utter "Toodles…". These both are seen continuing their naughty acts in Karan's wardrobe playing with his clothes…

Karan added a note alongside the post, "So long farewell!!!! Alvida! Thank you for the abundant love you have all showered on us! We have loved sharing our moments of love and happiness with you and can't wait to be back (not with a lockdown ofcourse) this is our final goodbye to #lockdownwithjohars! #unlock1…






This video also garnered millions of views within hours of its posting… Bollywood celebs like Varun Dhawan, Kiara Ali Advani, Anushka Sharma, Kartik Aaryan, Namrata Shirodkar and Dia Mirza have left their funny comments and said that they are gonna miss them…

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