“I Agreed to ‘Single Papa’ After Hearing Just the First Episode,” Reveals Kunal Khemu

According to actor Kunal Khemu, there are many other elements of life that are of greater importance than New Year’s resolutions. Currently, he is acting in the Netflix web series "Single Papa."

The year 2025 is drawing to a close, and it appears that many individuals have many hopes about the approaching year. But one person who seems to have a completely different idea about the coming year is actor Kunal Khemu. He says that every year is an important chapter in life. "It's enough for me that I'm alive this year," he said. I'm getting the chance to spend time with my family and new kinds of work, what more could I ask for?

Kunal, who recently starred in the Netflix show "Single Papa," adds that doing the show has boosted his confidence to try something new. Often, actors don't have the luxury of choosing new work or taking risks. They end up doing the same thing.

Nevertheless, compared to ordinary people, an actor's life is unique, offering them the opportunity to try something new. Being an actor has its advantages. We live multiple lives in one lifetime. Kunal further adds that "Single Papa" is the only content I agreed to as soon as I heard the story of the first episode. I read the rest of the script later just to be formal, but I knew I would be a part of it.

The show discusses the process of parenting and adoption in a simple way. Sometimes, after watching a scene, I realized that such a profound message had been conveyed. How much did his personal experience of being a father help him in the show? On this, he says that the way we raise our children today has been different from our own. I wouldn't say that times have changed, but we need to change. The show talks about gentle parenting (raising a child with love). Parenting is a personal thing; what works for you may not necessarily work for others.

The internet is full of advice, but you have to see for yourself what your child wants from you. Until the children turn 18, they are your responsibility. You can't say that my child has gone astray because of my gentle parenting.