Going through difficult situations in life certainly becomes easy with the strong support of family and friends. Another very important aspect that will definitely get you through tough times is patience and composure. These two things were so evident when Gauri Khan opened up, for the first time, about her family’s experience with the whole traumatic incident of the drug case against her son, Aryan Khan, on the recent episode of Koffee With Karan Season 7. The episode also saw two other guests on the Koffee couch, Maheep Kapoor and Bhawana Pandey, who are part of the support system that Gauri talked about.
In Koffee With Karan Episode 12, host Karan Johar was quite excited to have his decades-old bestie, Gauri Khan on the show. The two literally gave the vibe of just two friends talking about their lives and frankly sharing their feelings on the highs and lows that they experienced. Amidst all of it, Karan Johar also brought up the topic of the Khans going through the most testing times earlier in the year.
It was the drug case in which Shah Rukh Khan and Gauri Khan’s son, Aryan, was allegedly the main accused. Talking about this, Gauri Khan maintained her composure and said, “Nothing could have been worse.” She also acknowledged the support of her family, friends, and even people she did not know. Gauri expressed her gratitude for all the love her family received from the well-wishers and also mentioned the lovely messages that she got. But most importantly, Gauri highlighted the fact that this incident made their family bond stronger and that they are in a “great space” now.
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What appealed to me the most was the way Gauri Khan spoke about the whole matter, with utmost grace. It reflected her maturity in handling a delicate situation. In just a few words, Gauri was able to stress on the positive outcomes of such a difficult time. We respect how well she handled it.
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