Rohit Sharma reveals playing with his children is his favourite way to unwind

In an exciting debut, Rohit Sharma has taken the reins as the host of 'Family Full House' on Sony Entertainment Television. In a heartfelt discussion, he revealed that his ultimate relaxation method post-match is enjoying playful time with his kids. Special guest Ankita Lokhande praised his involved parenting style. Rohit delights in being hands-on with his children, Samaira and Ahaan, sharing…

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