Kajol reveals that Gen Z viewers are rediscovering her 1990s and 2000s hits like *K3G* and *Kuch Kuch Hota Hai*, calling them “cool.” She says the newer audience craves the romanticized style of those films, which she feels is missing today. Despite the buzz, her own children avoid her movies because they’re “too emotional.”

Kajol Says Gen Z Is Falling in Love With Her Classic Romances; She’s Proud Yet Her Kids Prefer Not to Watch
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