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Shah Rukh Khan's kids Aryan and Suhana head back to college; the superstar hates dropping them to the airport
Shah Rukh Khan shared selfies with kids Aryan Khan and Suhana Khan on his Twitter page.
Shah Rukh Khan's children Aryan Khan and Suhana Khan were home during the Holiday season. They were snapped at several places by the paparazzi including a wedding in Delhi and their little brother AbRam Khan's annual school event.
Now, the vacation is over and it's time for them to get back to their studies. It is a known fact that Aryan studies in California while Suhana in London.
Today, daddy SRK dropped his kids at the airport and bid them a sad goodbye. The superstar took to his social media pages and shared selfies with both Aryan and Suhana.
King Khan posted the pictures stating, "Holidays as they say should really be given a speeding ticket...hate dropping my kids to the airport....when holidays end..."
This is really sad!
Check out the pictures and tell us about it in the comments below.
When Shah Rukh was asked about Aryan in an earlier interview, he said, "He's learning how to make movies, which is something I am still doing 25 years later (laughs!). Gauri and I often sit down and ask each other...`Kaun hai yeh bade bade log joh hamare saath rehte hai and are roaming around the house?' I see my daughter (Suhana) all dressed up, hanging out with her friends and going out partying. We are liberal parents. Aryan is a tough guy; he does Taekwondo and he's building muscle, but he very sweetly tells me, `Baba, you can still beat me'. It feels like Gauri and I are stuck in a time warp, where we are living with these two people (Aryan and Suhana), we know them, but we don't associate them as our children who have grown up."
The actor added, "I think the beauty of our children is that they will look after me rather than me looking after them. They are smarter and more balanced than me. I come across as normal, but I think that I am the most imbalanced person in the house and my family knows that. I guess you become that way when you are dealing with all that I deal with every day."
