Overview
- On The Powerful Humans podcast, Kher explained that living in rented accommodation prevents his family from inheriting real-estate conflicts after his death
- He recounted harrowing tales of elderly parents being evicted or coerced to sign away property to support his decision
- Invoking Gautam Buddha’s renunciation, he argued that basic necessities matter more than ownership of assets
- Kher said he gives his stepson Sikandar full freedom to make his own choices so he can learn from personal mistakes
- His second directorial venture, Tanvi The Great, has struggled at the box office against the recently released Saiyaara