Kajol has always been known for her honesty, wit, and the way she speaks straight from the heart. And once again, a casual remark made by her on a chat show has unexpectedly turned into one of the biggest talking points on social media. What began as a fun game soon sparked a nationwide debate on love, commitment, and modern marriage.
While Kajol’s remark grabbed headlines instantly, it was Ajay Devgn’s subtle but meaningful response that added more layers to the conversation. Let’s break down what happened and why this discussion resonates with so many people today.
‘Marriage Should Have An Expiry Date,’ Kajol
Kajol appeared on the celebrity chat show Two Much with Twinkle and Kajol, where she joined Twinkle Khanna, Vicky Kaushal, and Kriti Sanon for a fun and candid episode.
During a segment called “This or That”, Twinkle asked a question that instantly changed the tone in the room:
“Should marriage have an expiry date and a renewal option?”
Kajol didn’t blink before choosing her side. She confidently walked into the green zone — the “yes” side — while Twinkle, Vicky, and Kriti stood on the red side.
Kajol then explained her reasoning in her signature straightforward style. She said:
“I definitely think so. What guarantees that you’ll marry the right person at the right time? A renewal option would make sense, and if there’s an expiry date, no one has to suffer for too long.”
The statement drew laughs, it entertained the studio audience, but outside the set… it ignited a conversation nobody saw coming.
Social media exploded. Memes, debates, opinions — everyone had something to say.
Ajay Devgn Breaks His Silence
Kajol’s remark started trending everywhere, and naturally, fans waited to hear Ajay Devgn’s take on the matter.
While he didn’t directly react to her viral statement, he did address a related topic during a conversation with R. Madhavan on BookMyShow’s YouTube channel. And his words seemed to reflect how he feels about relationships in today’s world. Ajay shared:
“From what I see, it has become more casual than it was. The word ‘love’ has been used so much unnecessarily that it has lost its meaning. In our generation, saying ‘I love you’ was a big deal. Now people don’t understand the depth of that word, it’s overused.”
Madhavan agreed with him and added how earlier generations treated love with far more sincerity:
“Even when we had to sign a card with ‘love,’ we took it seriously.”
Ajay echoed him, saying:
“Now every message has a heart emoji or ends with ‘love.’”
Though Ajay never mentions Kajol directly, the timing of his statement feels like an indirect reflection on the ongoing conversation she started.
Why Kajol’s Remark Hit A Nerve
Kajol’s comment wasn’t meant to be controversial. Her point was simple — not everyone is lucky enough to choose the right partner at the right time. And if marriages had a renewal clause, people wouldn’t feel trapped in unhappy relationships. Her line:
“A renewal option would make sense, and if there’s an expiry date, no one has to suffer for too long.”
Hit home for many who feel marriage shouldn’t mean sacrificing one’s own peace.
But Ajay’s views highlight something different — today’s relationships may have flexibility, but perhaps they lack emotional depth. On social media, the debate is sharply divided:
Some agree with Ajay and believe love should be sacred, not casual.
Others side with Kajol, saying modern relationships should prioritise happiness and choice.
Marriage, Love, And Modern India – Where Do We Stand?
The interesting thing about this entire discussion is that it shows how drastically our understanding of relationships has evolved.
Kajol’s perspective reflects today’s generation — practical, self-aware, and unafraid to choose themselves.
Ajay’s point brings us back to older values — where commitment was a lifelong promise and words like “love” weren’t used lightly.
Two viewpoints. Both valid. Both honest.
And maybe that’s the beauty of it — even in a marriage as strong as theirs, Kajol and Ajay can look at the same question from completely different angles.
Conclusion – A Debate That Isn’t Ending Anytime
Kajol sparked a massive conversation with a simple, spontaneous answer. Ajay, in his calm and thoughtful way, added emotional depth to that conversation. And together, they unknowingly reminded us of something important —
There is no one correct way to look at love or marriage.
Some believe in forever.
Some believe in choice.
And both deserve respect.
One thing is clear: this conversation isn’t dying down soon, and it will continue to shape how modern India views relationships in the years to come.
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