Kajol, Ajay Devgn enjoy family vacation with kids Yug and Nysa in London

Actress Kajol joined her husband Ajay Devgn and daughter Nysa in London for a family holiday.

Kajol, Ajay Devgn, Kajol Yug, Yug Devgn, Nysa,

Actress Kajol, who will be making a comeback on the big screen opposite close friend Shah Rukh Khan in Dilwale, joined her husband Ajay Devgn and daughter Nysa in London for a family holiday. (Source: Twitter)

Actress Kajol, who will be making a comeback on the big screen opposite close friend Shah Rukh Khan in Dilwale, joined her husband Ajay Devgn and daughter Nysa in London for a family holiday.

Kajol and her son Yug were in Bulgaria where the actress was shooting for her comeback film, while Ajay was in London with his daughter Nysa.

Ajay Devgn, who will be seen in Drishyam, had tweeted a few days ago:

Spending time with Nysa in London, but Yug is in Bulgaria, missing his non-stop chatter. #HappyFathersDay

— Ajay Devgn (@ajaydevgn) June 21, 2015

Kajol was spotted with her son Yug on the streets of London enjoying their stay.

OMG 😍😍 Kajol with Yug in London today 😍😍♥ pic.twitter.com/cS0NrTlkf5

— ĸαjol ιѕ everyтнιɴɢ (@xxKajolFeverxx) June 25, 2015

Both Ajay and Kajol are busy with their projects – Drishyam and Dilwale – respectively.

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While Kajol’s Dilwale directed by Rohit Shetty is due to release on December 18, her husband’s movie Drishyam will hit theatres in July.

While elder sister Kajol is enjoying with her family, younger sister Tanishaa is in the US with her mother and veteran actress Tanuja.

Tanishaa has been sharing pictured from her vacation.

Took my Rockstar mom to her first #Lebanese restaurant! Such a delightful meal at Al Hamra! #TMTravels pic.twitter.com/4F508nP6CU

— Tanishaa Mukerji (@TanishaaMukerji) June 28, 2015

Dining at Le Boudin Blanc with mom & a school friend. Indulging in our favourite guilty pleasure, French food!! pic.twitter.com/zfuDsKS1X2

— Tanishaa Mukerji (@TanishaaMukerji) June 27, 2015

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