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Twinkle says older people are better at hiding affairs

Twinkle Khanna says older people are better at hiding affairs than young people: 'Much more practice'; Kajol reacts

Twinkle Khanna has once again sparked a debate on social media after her comments on infidelity went viral. For those not in the know, when Karan Johar and Janhvi Kapoor appeared on Twinkle and Kajol’s show ‘Two Much’, they were asked to pick sides and express their views on the question, ‘Is emotional infidelity worse than physical infidelity?’ Reacting to it, Karan, Twinkle and Kajol felt it is true. However, Janhvi argued with them that both emotional and physical cheating are bad. Twinkle reacted to it and said, ‘physical cheating is like raat gayi baat gayi’. Karan added, “I believe physical infidelity is not a deal breaker.” Janhvi immediately disagreed, saying, “Nahi, nahi. Baat nahi jaati hai.” Twinkle teased her, “You are young.”Meanwhile, now, in the latest episode which sees Farah Khan and Ananya Panday, during the agree or disagree round, the statement was, “Older people are better at hiding their affairs than younger people.” Twinkle, Farah and Ananya agreed, while Kajol didn’t.

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Twinkle said, “Older people are much better, lots of practice.” Kajol disagreed, saying, “I feel younger people are much better at hiding everything about their lives, affairs.” Ananya added, “Because of social media, everything comes out anyway.”Next, they discussed another statement, ‘Today’s kids change their partners faster than they change outfits. Twinkle agreed once again, but Kajol, Farah and Ananya didn’t. Twinkle explained, “It’s a good thing because in our time, it was like, ‘What will people say? We can’t do this.’ They are changing their partners quickly, and I think it’s a good thing.”Ananya shared a different point of view, saying, “People have always been changing their partners. Earlier, it was a bit quiet.” Twinkle responded, “It’s much easier for them because they have no baggage. They are like, ‘This is not working. Let’s move on quickly.’” Go to Source

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