Yash Johar

Twinkle Khanna humorously reacted to Karan Johar's Met Gala debut, calling his artistic ensemble a "piece of art" she'd hang on her wall. Johar's elaborate outfit, inspired by Raja Ravi Varma and designed by Manish Malhotra, celebrated Indian art and culture on the global stage. This marked a significant moment for the filmmaker, reflecting on his journey and long-standing collaboration.

Sanjay Dutt's controversial life, marked by a decades-long legal battle culminating in his 2016 release, is revisited. A resurfaced 1993 photo shows industry support, while the emotional song 'The Forgotten Sanju' highlighted his struggles. Now, Dutt is set to reprise his iconic role in 'Khalnayak Returns', exploring Ballu Balram's post-prison journey.

A fire broke out on the set of Akshay Kumar’s 'Kesari' during a 2018 climax shoot, destroying it and causing losses of Rs 8 crore. SFX supervisor Vishal Tyagi said there were no safety measures, and the crew watched helplessly for two hours. No casualties were reported.

Nearly a decade after her explosive appearance on Koffee With Karan, Kangana Ranaut has revisited the moment that stunned Karan Johar and went on to spark one of Bollywood’s most enduring debates. In a recent conversation, Kangana was asked whether her now-iconic remarks—including calling Karan the “flagbearer of nepotism”—were scripted or spontaneous. While her comments back then led to a frosty equation with Karan Johar, Kangana now says she does not view him negatively.

Aryan Khan’s debut series The Ba***ds of Bollywood has sparked a strong conversation online ever since its release. While the Netflix show has found its fans, it has also drawn criticism for its dark portrayal of the Hindi film industry. One of the sharpest reactions has come from Viveck Vaswani, who shares a long-standing association with Shah Rukh Khan dating back to his early days in Mumbai. Vaswani once again didn’t mince words as he questioned the narrative presented in the series.

Indian Idol will feature a special moment as Shreya Ghoshal and Farida Jalal recreate a memorable scene from the film Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. Shreya Ghoshal steps into Kajol's role, delivering a famous dialogue. Farida Jalal reprises her role as Daijaan, responding with her signature warmth. This tribute celebrates the iconic Bollywood family drama and its enduring appeal.

Filmmaker Karan Johar candidly discussed the emotional toll of online criticism regarding his single parenthood. A comment questioning his decision to deny his children a mother deeply affected him, leading to tears. However, his children's affirmation of their happiness with him as 'Dada' reassured him, reinforcing his commitment to his family.

Filmmaker Karan Johar received an exciting business proposal from his son Yash.

Filmmaker Karan Johar has spoken candidly about raising his twins and the emotional toll of social media trolling. In a recent conversation, Johar reflected on parenting his children, Yash Johar and Roohi Johar, and how certain online comments deeply affected him.

Karan Johar marked the 20th anniversary of his father Yash Johar's passing with a heartfelt Instagram tribute, recalling his father's enduring influence and their final moments together. He remembered Yash Johar's pride in 'Lakshya', the last film he watched at a premiere, and expressed gratitude for his father's profound impact on Bollywood through Dharma Productions.

Veteran actress Saira Banu shared heartfelt memories from the making of the film "Duniya" on Instagram. The film, produced by Yash Johar, featured a special appearance by Banu during a break from her acting career. Banu paid tribute to Johar, describing him as an irreplaceable and loving friend who went above and beyond to help others, including procuring medications and carrying a blood sample for a friend. She also shared a touching anecdote about her husband, Dilip Kumar, requesting her to make a special appearance in the film.

In a nostalgic moment, Saira Banu reflected on the creation of 'Duniya,' a film that provided a unique platform for her husband, Dilip Kumar. She spoke warmly of her journey with producer Yash Johar, a steadfast ally during challenging times, often arriving with crucial medical supplies from across the globe.

Nikkhil Advani recalls the grandeur of Karan Johar’s films under Yash Johar’s Dharma Productions, detailing lavish budgets and meticulous efforts, such as using a Boeing 737 to shoot in Egypt. Advani highlights the respect Yash Johar maintained for all team members while creating costly, memorable cinematic experiences.

On Father’s Day, Karan Johar honored his late father, Yash Johar, sharing a black-and-white photo and heartfelt message about his soulful filmmaking and life lessons. Yash, founder of Dharma Productions, passed away in 2004 but left a lasting legacy in Indian cinema and culture through his son’s films.

Released in 2001, 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham' boasted a stellar cast and lavish production values, setting new standards for Indian cinema. Nikkhil Advani, who served as an assistant director during its production, reminisces about the behind-the-scenes stories and the pivotal role played by producer Yash Johar. 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham' marked Karan Johar's second directorial venture, following the success of 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai.' Despite its grand scale, the film faced challenges during production, including budget concerns and distribution setbacks. However, Yash Johar's unwavering support and commitment ensured the project's completion. Despite initial hurdles, 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham' emerged as a monumental success, becoming a cornerstone of Dharma Productions. Its legacy endures as one of Bollywood's most beloved family dramas, showcasing the vision and dedication of its creators.

Yash Johar, the founder of Dharma Productions, was known for his humble nature and kind heart. He produced several successful films like 'Agneepath' and 'Kal Ho Naa Ho' before passing away in 2004 after a battle with cancer. Karan, who has followed in his father's footsteps, has become one of the most influential filmmakers in the Hindi film industry.

Karan Johar recalls an awkward encounter when his late father, Yash Johar, fervently praised him to Mani Ratnam. Anxious about the premature acclaim before his debut film's release, Karan wanted to avoid the spotlight.

Bollywood ace director and producer Karan Johar shared a throwback picture with his father Yash Johar on Wednesday morning.

MUMBAI: Noted filmmaker Yash Johar, who was undergoing treatment at Leelavati Hospital, died on Saturday night.

Filmmaker Karan Johar discussed his late father Yash Johar's struggles in the film industry.

Yash Johar’s Dharma Productions is known for creating impeccable projects in Bollywood. However, in its earlier years, the production house struggled to stay afloat financially. Before Karan Johar took the reins in the late 1990s, the company went through a turbulent period, even facing severe financial setbacks.

The black and white picture has Yash Johar sharing the frame with Raj Kapoor, Sadhana, Anand Bakshi, RK Nayyar, Rajendra Kumar and others.

Ever since Sanjay Dutt was announced to be a part of Karan Johar's Kalank, there has been immense excitement to witness the Superstar in the intense and gritty avatar. However, Kalank doesn't mark the collaboration of Sanjay Dutt and Karan Johar but is an ideation of Yash Johar.

Amitabh Bachchan fondly remembers Yash Johar. He recalls their initial acquaintance through Hiroo Johar. Bachchan mentions working in Yash Johar's first production, Dostana. He also reflects on Karan Johar's growth from a young boy to a successful filmmaker. Bachchan remembers working with Karan in 'Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham'. He expresses discomfort about discussing money with Karan and Aditya Chopra.

Karan Johar took it to his social media handle to share a very cute video of Roohi and Yash Johar. The kids can be seen fooling around and imitating each other in the clip.

Bollywood ace director Karan Johar is enjoying the perks of fatherhood, since he welcomed twins – Yash Johar and Roohi Johar, via surrogacy

Shah Rukh Khan's loyalty to the Johar family was evident when he agreed to star in 'Duplicate' for free, saving Yash Johar's struggling production house. Despite initial reluctance to work with Mahesh Bhatt, SRK stepped in after learning of Yash Johar's dire financial situation, a move that solidified his bond with Karan Johar.

Archana Puran Singh recently praised Shah Rukh Khan as a true gentleman from their Kuch Kuch Hota Hai days. She recalled filming at Mehboob Studios, where SRK let her rest in his van during a break. Singh also remembered snacking on sweets from his fridge, enjoying his generous hospitality.

MUMBAI: When film-maker Yash Johar died earlier this month, Bollywood lost a patriarch and Sanjay Dutt a surety.

MUMBAI: Noted film maker Yash Johar was admitted to the Intensive Care Unit of Leelavati Hospital on Saturday with severe chest infection.