Koffee With Karan 8: Kiara Advani spills the beans on what Sidharth Malhotra calls his in-laws 8 : Bollywood News

In the recent episode of Koffee With Karan 8, Karan Johar played host to the dynamic duo, Kiara Advani and Vicky Kaushal, who shared delightful anecdotes about their personal lives. The conversation steered towards the charming process of breaking the ice with their respective in-laws.

Koffee With Karan 8: Kiara Advani spills the beans on what Sidharth Malhotra calls his in-laws

Kiara Advani, known for her candidness, shared the organic and heartwarming evolution of her relationship with her in-laws post-marriage. Recounting the initial moments, she revealed, "So, for me, it happened very organically. Post wedding, I was at their home, and I was like aunty. So, she said, now no more aunty, now mom. The first few time, I was like, okay, but then it came very naturally to me."

The actress continued to narrate the endearing story, highlighting the seamless transition from addressing her mother-in-law as aunty to embracing the title of mom. Kiara shared a humorous incident involving her own parents, who are notably youthful. Describing the light-hearted exchange, she expressed, "And when my mom heard me call his mom mom and, she was like, even I want to be called mom. So, I told Sid, and my parents are very young. They are like... Almost as young as... (Kiara glanced at Karan Johar)."

Karan, with a playful interruption, responded, "Don't you dare." The banter added a touch of humour to the conversation, showcasing the camaraderie between the guests and the host. Kiara then went on to say, “You want to know the rest of my story? He doesn't call them mom and dad. It's MIL and FIL. My dad anyway thinks... He thinks he is bro. Because same... This 50's thing. But really think they are very young.”

Koffee With Karan Season 8’s new episode is streaming on Disney+ Hotstar.

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