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Jyotika Says Suriya Handles Their Children’s School Responsibilities
Jyotika said her husband, Suriya, is very involved in caring for their children.
Their children go to school in Mumbai.
Suriya takes care of the school’s messages and responsibilities.
These messages can be about sports, picnics or studies.
Jyotika said Diya is especially close to her father.
She said Dev is attached to both parents.
A psychotherapist explained that many families are sharing childcare more equally today.
She said fathers are parents too, not just helpers or babysitters.
Jyotika said her children, Diya and Dev, attend school in Mumbai.
She said Suriya handles all school-related responsibilities for their children.
The school reportedly sends at least two daily emails about sports, picnics or studies.
Jyotika described Diya as her father Suriya’s favourite and Dev as attached to both parents.
Psychotherapist Delnna Rrajesh said fathers taking ownership of childcare reflects a broader shift toward shared parenting.
- Who
- Tamil actors Jyotika and Suriya, their children, and psychotherapist Delnna Rrajesh.
- What
- Jyotika said Suriya manages their children’s school responsibilities and is a deeply involved father.
- Where
- The children attend school in Mumbai.
- When
- The comments were made in a candid interview with BehindWoods; no specific date was provided.
- Why
- Jyotika was discussing Suriya’s role as a father and the broader importance of shared parenting.
Key facts
- Family
- Jyotika and Suriya have children named Diya and Dev.
- School location
- The children attend school in Mumbai.
- School communication
- Their school sends at least two emails a day.
- Email topics
- The messages may concern sports, picnics or studies.
- Suriya’s role
- Jyotika said he handles all the school responsibilities.
- Expert perspective
- Psychotherapist Delnna Rrajesh described this as part of a shift toward more equally shared parenting.
Quotes
Delnna Rrajesh
Psychotherapist and relationship breakthrough coach commenting on shared parenting
“When mothers are allowed to pursue their potential without carrying automatic guilt, fathers are allowed to experience parenthood without outdated restrictions, and children grow up seeing responsibility rather than gender determine who does what, everybody gains”
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“Their school sends at least two emails a day, something…related to sports or picnic or studies…all the responsibilities of the school are with Suriya”
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