Koffee With Karan has returned for its ninth and final season. Salman Khan opens the show and Karisma Kapoor makes a surprise appearance. The premiere brings personal revelations, nostalgic Bollywood stories and plenty of banter as host Karan Johar revisits his long-running talk show’s final chapter.
From Salman admitting that he wants children someday to Sanjay Dutt’s cheeky marriage joke and a prank that left Karisma in tears, here are the biggest highlights from the Koffee With Karan 9 premiere.
1. Salman Khan Says He Wants Children Someday
One of the episode’s biggest revelations comes when Karan asks Salman whether he misses having children of his own, considering his close bond with his nieces and nephews. “I would want to have children at some point of time,” Salman says, acknowledging that fatherhood is something he would like to experience. He later adds, “Kids will come in.”
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Salman has previously spoken about wanting a child, including during his 2023 appearance on Aap Ki Adalat.
2. Sanjay Dutt Has A Cheeky Marriage Joke For Salman
Besides Salman’s revelation about wanting children, there was a humorous comment by Sanjay Dutt that stole the show. The actor appears in a video message to express his heartfelt emotions for Salman and says, “Ham sabko ek chota salman chahiye, par shadi karke fasna bhi kyu hai?”
The joke adds a playful twist to the conversation about Salman becoming a father. Varun Dhawan and Bobby Deol also send video messages for the actor, making the segment a tribute from some of his friends and colleagues.
3. Karan Johar’s ‘It’s Done Bro’ Remark
As the show enters its final season, Karan revisits his decision to end the series and makes his plans clear. “I am not coming back,” he confirms. Referring to Salman’s recent comment to Sonam Wangchuk while the latter was protesting a few weeks back, Karan even joked, “It’s done bro.”
Karan also jokes about what lies ahead for the two stars, telling Salman, “You will be doing Bigg Boss, I will be off the grid.”
The exchange comes as Koffee With Karan prepares to sign off after 22 years, eight previous seasons and 161 episodes.







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