Karan Johar shares photo of twins Yash and Roohi in life jackets, fans say 'drowning in cuteness'

Posting a new picture of his twins Yash and Roohi, filmmaker Karan Johar said that schools are like life jackets. He added a note of thanks for the preschool that the kids attended.

Filmmaker Karan Johar has shared a fresh picture of his twins, Yash and Roohi, wearing life jackets. Praising the school that they are enrolled in, he compared schools with life jackets.

Karan Johar's kids Yash and Roohi pose for the camera.

Yash and Roohi posed inside their house and both were dressed in T-shirt and pants for the picture. Roohi wore a yellow life jacket while Yash donned an orange one. Karan's post came as the kids are set to move to another school.

Karan posted the picture and wrote, "Schools are life jackets for our children....my mother and I are eternally grateful to the entire faculty...for nurturing, educating, and loving our twins." He added, "As we transition to another school we take with us indelible memories of the beautiful days we spent.... thank you from the bottom of our hearts."

Neetu Kapoor responded with, "Adorbsssss," while Varun Dhawan wrote, "I went to littlebopeep as well." Actors Sikander Kher, Neha Dhupia, Pearl V Puri and Namrata Shirodkar dropped heart emojis, while Soni Razdan commented, "Omg. Cutest ever cutie pie." Angad Bedi wrote, "Growing up too fast."

Fans also showered the post with much love. One wrote, "Drowning in cuteness, need the life jackets for myself !!!!" Many others dropped heart emojis and called the picture "cute" and "adorable".

Karan welcomed the twins in 2017 when he became a single father through surrogacy. He often shares pictures and videos of the kids' time at home and has also thanked his mother Hiroo Johar for being there to nurture and take care of the children.

He had told Hindustan Times Brunch that the day of their arrival at his home would be "etched in (his) memory” forever. Elaborating that scene, he had said, "Actually, it was a full on K3G moment! Very dramatic. With my Mom proudly standing at the door like Jaya (Bachchan) aunty holding a puja thali with burning diyas to welcome not her bahu – but her grandkids, all my aunts crowded behind her."