Karan Johar is blessed with twins – names his babies as Roohi & Yash

(Web Desk) The popular director and producer from Bollywood, Karan Johar blessed with twin babies – a baby boy and a baby girl. The twins born on 7th February 2-17 and he named his twin babies with the names Yash and Roohi. As of now, Karan Johar is extremely joyful for blessed with two twins. In the month of February, Dr. Makrand Masrani delivered the babies at Masrani Hospital in West Andheri in the city of Mumbai. The 44-year-old producer cum director is ecstatic after turning out into a father.

Karan had come up with a tweet on his Twitter handle with a statement of confirming the birth news of his babies to all his fans and media as well. Soon after posting the tweet, he receives flood of congratulatory messages from the Bollywood film actors, directors and much more. As of now, Karan is the 2nd father to have twin babies after the actor Tusshar Kapoor who chose surrogacy.

Karan Feels ‘Ecstatic’ – Welcomes Twins to His Home

The director Karan Johar named the two babies with the names as Yash and Roohi. He said that he feel much blessed to become a parent and welcomed his new kids to his home. He chose surrogacy in order to become a single father for twin babies. He had become emotional after turning out as a father for a baby boy and a baby girl. He is now taking into consideration all the duties and responsibilities of being a father.

He had totally prepared him in all manners like emotional and physical so as to make sure that his kids get true love, affection, caring and attention from him. He had expressed this thankfulness to the surrogate who had brought his twins into the world in a safe and secure manner. Because of the surrogate, he could finally achieve his lifelong dream of becoming a father.

He also thanked the surrogate for keeping his babies warm and nurturing environs prior to bringing the kids into this world. He said he would pray for her good being in his prayers. At last, Karan also thanked Dr. Jatin Shah for his full-fledged support and for treating him as a family person.