In a light-hearted “Ask Me Anything” segment on the Sony Entertainment Television show Family Full House which Rohit Sharma hosts, a fan asked a question about his children and it quickly went viral. The
question, displayed on the big screen amid the show’s read “Rohit Sir, aapke bachchon ki aisi kaun-si aadat hai, jise dekhkar aapko lagta hai ki woh aap par hi gaye hain? which translates to “Rohit Sir, what habit of your children, when you see it, makes you feel they have taken after you?”
Rohit Sharma on his son Ahaan 🥰 https://t.co/scYXWx8Xiw
— Rohshh45 (@rohshh45) October 26, 2026
Rohit, dressed in a purple jacket and standing centre-stage smiled, gestured animatedly, and spoke about his young son Ahaan in a way that drew laughs and applause from the studio audience, including guests from the D’Souza family and others on the set. The former Indian captain spoke about how both his kids have taken some qualities from him.
“I have a daughter and a son who will be 2 soon. My daughter is seven and son will turn two. He gets angry very quickly, that is something which even I used to have in my childhood,” he said. The answer left everyone laughing and got plenty of applause.
Rohit Sharma’s new TV role gives fans a glimpse beyond the cricket field
Rohit Sharma has been balancing his continued ODI career, IPL commitments with Mumbai Indians, and this new television role. Moments like these remind viewers that the man who has scored double-centuries and lifted World Cups is also a dad who notices the small habits in his children. The post got plenty of views within hours, with fans commenting on how refreshing it is to see Rohit open up about fatherhood in such an unforced way.
Ahaan, the son of Rohi Sharma who was born in November 2024, is still a toddler. Fans have already seen plenty of father-son moments Rohit guiding his first steps, bowling gently to him at Wankhede, or simply carrying him through airports and parks. This television exchange fits the same pattern. Rohit’s reply stayed personal and affectionate, highlighting a trait in Ahaan that reminded the former India captain of himself.
