New Delhi:
Karan Johar announced the most proud film of Dharma Productions on Instagram before today.
Read a part of his post, “Our next offering is the 24th debutant filmmaker which we have introduced to Hindi cinema!”
In a long note on Instagram, Karan Johar said, “When I started producing films (once I stepped into religion as the active part of the company), in 2003, Ho tomorrow– Thoughts to empower filmmakers and storytellers … to pay it further. We felt it right … We found it wrong, but the intention was always to exclude stories and films in which we believed. The aim was to entertain only, to seek praise, or only have fun in movies! ,
For trolls who claim that Karan Johar only supports Star Kids, he said, “(Trivia for Trollers: 90% of them are ‘outsiders’). I rarely write notes before the release of a film, but some films stimulate me, excite me, and inspire me in the way that the process of this film is …
Talking about the film and the challenges faced by it, Karan Johar continued, “Our colleague producer and director of the debut have been on a journey to the film for 4 years, the director did nothing else, but he kept his head down and kept his head down and worked continuously on his film’s pedic delays and other unexpected circumstances.”
KJO said that he has been “inspired by the team of actors and technicians who gave so much support and love to the film and the team.”
Sharing his two cents on the number of box office, Karan Johar said, “No one can predict business success, but what I can say with my whole heart is that this film is one of the most glorious films of religion! I call it as a filmmaker and a viewer … I pray for the team that the audience is colorful in their passion.”
The note was shared on an orange postcard.
While Karan Johar did not share the name of the film, the color option was enough to name the fans – to estimate the name – the name – Kesari chapter 2,
Kesari chapter 2Directed by Karan Singh Tyagi, Akshay Kumar, R. Madhavan and Ananya Pandey will be included in the lead roles.
