Archive · 29 Jul 2025
Tanishaa Mukerji Opens Up About Childhood Fights with Sister Kajol
Imagine two sisters, Kajol and Tanishaa, who used to fight a lot when they were kids.
Kajol had a temper, which worried their mom.
To stop the fighting, the mom made a rule: no hitting!
This helped them figure out their own relationship.
A psychologist explained that when siblings are different sizes or ages, it can change how they see each other, like an older sibling might feel like a protector.
It's important for parents to treat all children equally to prevent issues.
Tanishaa Mukerji shared childhood stories about her fights with sister Kajol.
Kajol had a temper, which concerned their mother.
Their mother implemented a rule: no physical contact during fights.
A psychologist explains how physical/age gaps affect sibling dynamics.
Parents play a key role in shaping sibling relationships, through conflict resolution.
- Who
- Tanishaa Mukerji and her sister Kajol.
- What
- Tanishaa Mukerji shared stories about her childhood fights with her sister Kajol and sibling relationships.
- When
- Recently
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To share lighthearted childhood stories and talk about sibling dynamics.
Childhood experiences
Adolescent interactions
Sibling relationships
Childhood experiences
The younger sibling may develop deference or admiration.
Adolescent interactions
The older sibling might take on a protector or disciplinarian role.
- Main focus
- Tanishaa Mukerji's interview
- Siblings mentioned
- Kajol, Tanishaa Mukerji
- Topic
- Sibling relationships, childhood fights
- Expert Opinion
- Gurleen Baruah, existential psychotherapist