Karan Johar Names 10 Bollywood Films That Inspired His Career | Throwback Video

Filmmaker Karan Johar is known as a prominent filmmaker of today's times. He started his directorial career with the film "Kuch Kuch Hota Hai," and last year, his film "Rocky Aur Rani Kii Prem Kahaani" was released. Karan Johar is celebrating his 52nd birthday today. On this occasion, let us learn about his top 10 favorite films that inspired him to become a filmmaker. #karanjohar #lehrenpodcast
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लहरें (en.wikipedia.o...) एक संपूर्ण मनोरंजन न्यूज़ नेटवर्क है जो मुख्य रूप से भारतीय फिल्म, टेलीविजन जगत के साथ सेलिब्रिटी कवरेज और पॉप संस्कृति को समर्पित है। इसमें फ़िल्मी खबर ,रिव्यु, इंटरव्यू, कलाकार के जीवन, गॉसिप्स, स्कूप्स, रेड कार्पेट और ट्रेंड्स को बखूभी और सही तरह से दिखाया जाता है। लहरें पहला और सबसे ज्यादा देखे जाने वाला और याद किया जाने वाला भारतीय मनोरंजन नेटवर्क है।
लहरें से मनोरंजन का साथ 1987 से है जब भारत के तत्कालीन उभरते टेलीविजन उद्योग के लिए कई फिल्म-आधारित मनोरंजन शो पेश किए। लहरें, आज डिजिटल प्लेटफॉर्म पर पूरी तरह से और हर जगह फैला हुआ है। लहरें आज युवा, अभिलाषी और ट्रेंडसेटिंग मनोरंजन उत्साही लोगों के लिए एक पसंदीदा प्लेटफार्म है।
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Karan Johar Reveals His Top 10 Movies That Inspired Him To Become A Filmmaker #LehrenPodcast
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[@BivashwanRai2511]

आवारा अभी तक देखा नहीं शोले, मासूम, लमहे और लगान बहुत खूबसूरत फिल्में हैं

[@avilendrasinha123]

Karan is so Honest by saying that he has some differences with Ram Gopal Varma but still he praised lot "Satya" & even marked "Lagaan" better than K3G..

[@ArupChatterjee57]

Nice picks. Very difficult to keep it down to 10. My list will be a little different but there's no denying that the films mentioned here are among my favourites. Also, he says Chakde has just been released. So, it’s more than 15 year-old list. But, then, a film like Sholay will never get old

[@funnlearnforkidshi5]

1.Awara
2.Sholay
3.Kabhi Kabhi
4. Lamhe
5. Masoom
6. Hum Aapke Hai Kaun
7. Satya
8. Lagaan
9. Lage Raho Munnabhai
10.Chakde India

[@adilmunawari3840]

All are excellent movies but i would have to see mother india instead of Lamhe

[@MAA-nr3py]

Surprising! How can anyone miss Mughal e Azam a landmark movie and Karen is mentioning Lamhe an
easily forgettable movie

[@adilmunawari3840]

This is his likes....he left mother india guide too

[@sunuk7544]

Karanji please coffee with Karan men Barun Sobti Ko interview karo

[@raunakjoy]

Indian cinema means only Hindi cinema in KjO ji's life, or atleast so it seems. Awara has the best screenplay in Indian cinema. A derivative piece like Sholay is another name for Indian cinema etc etc. True. And the likes of Satyajit Ray, Ritwick Ghatak, Tapan Sinha etc., were never born. Honestly, the way Bollywood people and audiences treat other regional industry giants, no matter how huge they are internationally, is appalling. And yet the regional peeps keep on watching the films of these biased and ungrateful Bollywoodwalas. Sad.

[@SoumenMishra123]

@@raunakjoy This was in the year 2007. The mindset has changed now.

[@raunakjoy]

@@SoumenMishra123 Not exactly. South is getting appreciated. But what about films from Maharashtra, Bengal and Assam. Some of their recent films have been of truly world level standards- often even more than that of South. Yet they remain unsung. Even among South films, it is the more commercial Telugu films which are getting the eyeballs..and let's be honest and invite the wrath of crazy fans by saying openly that films like KGF, Pushpa, Salaar are pretty much crappy films from many aspects!! Otherwise also, in general, the perception is still same as it was in 2007. The Netflix or Amazon Prime population is still a very small percentage of our vast population. And there is another point here: The famous South films of today are no world masterpieces of the level of say even Tapan Sinha or P. Padmarajan, let alone a Ray or Ghatak. Their lack of international acceptance is a clear sign of the same. Which is why I find this video disturbing because inspite of making films that are widely regarded as among the greatest made across the world by some of the biggest geniuses the world has seen, it is extremely unfortunate to see one's own country's top producer- maker so unabashedly ignore the makers of such masterpieces as if they don't exist. This is not just sad but also heartbreaking.