Kajol accepts success affected equation with sister Tanishaa Mukerji: ‘It did happen at some point’

Previously, talking about the comparisons, Tanishaa Mukerji told indianexpress.com, “These things don’t bother me. I can’t look at my sister and me and compare. I don’t even compare myself to other actors, why will I compare myself to my sister? Every actor and star has their own journey, that’s what I believe.”

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She added, “And yes, my career was not as good as my sister, but she started when she was 16. I got so much privilege because she was in the industry. I thank her career for giving me whatever I needed. At the end of the day, I had a very comfortable career. I didn’t have to work. So from that aspect, I never compare. I think the world loves to keep comparing, I don’t live in that space.”

In the same interview, Kajol spoke about her kids Nysa and Yug, and said her kids often refuse to watch her films. She said, “It’s because when my character cries, they feel like their mumma is crying for real. Whatever my character does, they think I’m doing it in real life. They can’t separate the two. Watching my performances really affects them.”

Kajol’s Do Patti, also starring Kriti Sanon is all set to premiere on Netflix from October 25.