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Karan Johar recently shared emotional memories of his late father, Yash Johar, on Zakir Khan’s show “Aapka Apna Zakir.” Karan recalled the industry’s cold response to his father’s failed films, which led to them being treated with indifference. He shared how they were given “substandard seats” at premieres, a painful experience for his father, who had once been a respected figure. Karan expressed deep regret that his father did not live to see Dharma Productions rise to success, which would have made him proud.
Reflecting on his father’s journey, Karan mentioned the challenges Yash Johar faced when many of his films didn’t perform well after the success of “Dostana.” The industry’s reaction to failure was stark, and Karan vividly remembers the pain in his father’s eyes. Despite the hardships, Yash Johar’s passion for cinema remained undeterred, a legacy Karan continues to honor.
Karan Johar also talked about the anxiety he still feels with each film release, influenced by the struggles he witnessed growing up. The conversation highlighted the harsh realities of the film industry and the deep emotional toll it can take on those within it.
