Archive · 22 Jul 2026
Kajal Aggarwal Teaches Son Patience, Avoids Instant Delivery
Kajal Aggarwal, a famous actor, is teaching her four-year-old son, Neil, to be patient and not rely on instant delivery apps.
She believes that these apps make people, including children, expect things immediately without waiting.
Kajal also worries about the purity of the food they eat.
She has stopped giving her son milk because she is concerned about cows and buffaloes being injected with hormones.
She buys her groceries from a weekly market instead of using quick-delivery services because she doesn't know where they get their products from.
She wants to be more conscious about what she and her family eat, just like her grandmother and mother used to do.
Kajal Aggarwal avoids instant delivery apps to teach her son patience.
She is concerned about food purity and has stopped giving her son milk.
She buys groceries from a weekly market instead of using quick-delivery services.
Her film 'The India Story' made her more aware of food adulteration and farming practices.
She prefers to buy ration fortnightly, like her grandmother and mother used to do.
- Who
- Kajal Aggarwal and her son Neil
- What
- Avoiding instant delivery and teaching patience
- When
- During the promotion of 'The India Story'
- Where
- India
- Why
- To instill the value of patience and ensure food purity
Instant Gratification
Patience and Conscious Consumption
Delivery Apps
Instant Gratification
Convenient and time-saving, offering quick access to goods.
Patience and Conscious Consumption
Encourages impulsive behavior and reduces patience, especially in children.
Food Purity
Instant Gratification
Modern farming and delivery methods prioritize efficiency and availability.
Patience and Conscious Consumption
Concerns about food adulteration and the use of harmful chemicals in farming.
- Actor
- Kajal Aggarwal
- Son's Age
- 4 years
- Film
- The India Story
- Director
- Chettan DK
- Podcast Host
- Shubhankar Mishra
- Delivery Apps
- Amazon, BlinkIt
- Food Concerns
- Hormones in milk, chemicals in farming