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Laksshya doesn't have too much separation anxiety: Tusshar
Actor Tusshar Kapoor, who became a father to son Laksshya through in-vitro fertilisation procedure last year, says the 14-month-old doesn\'t have much separation anxiety.
Actor Tusshar Kapoor, who became a father to son Laksshya through in-vitro fertilisation procedure last year, says the 14-month-old doesn't have much separation anxiety.
The actor is often on sets for shooting, and the little one knows when it's time to say goodbye to his father. "He is okay when I am leaving. He doesn't have too much separation anxiety. From the time the movie ('Golmaal Again') started, I would have him on sets. He knows the time when I am going.
"I spend my time with him in the morning. When I say goodbye, he understands. Sometimes, when I am there with him, he is extra naughty. He should be used to separation also," Tusshar, who brought his son for the shooting of the Rohit Shetty directorial here earlier this week, told select media. "I have to make him used to travelling more and more. He has to be flexible to changes in schedules and plans," he added.
"He is not allowed to watch films or TV, not even iPad and phones. We just show him five minutes of nursery rhyme when he is eating," said the actor. Which will be his first film that he would like to show to his child? "It definitely won’t be an adult comedy," said the "Kyaa Kool Hain Hum" actor who claims that shooting for ‘Golmaal’ films is nothing less than "a paid vacation" for him.
By Natalia Ningthoujam
