Karan Johar sold his late father Yash Johar in $ 5000 in Cannes: ‘This was the only sales that we made in those 10 days’. Hindi film news
Filmmaker Karan Johar made a heartfelt journey under the memory lane, recalled his first trip for his first trip Cannes film festival in 2002. Recently in an interview with Galata Plus, how did Karan open Sometimes happiness (K3G) was in dispute for once Kan Premier and how that journey became a nutritious memory with his late father, experienced producer Yash Johar.Karan revealed that ear organizers had initially approached him for K3G’s Gala Premier. He said, “They came to me around October-November 2001. Kabi Khusi Kabi Gham was going to be released in December 2001. To make me that ear red carpet meant that my film was delayed by about seven months. I could not afford it,” he said. The slot was eventually taken by Devdas of Sanjay Leela Bhansali, in which Aishwarya Rai’s Grand International Debut and Shah Rukh Khan were seen on the Cannes Red Carpet.Yash Johar installed a booth in Cannes, sold the film for $ 5000Despite the missed opportunity, Karan and his father still made their way for Cannes and set up a booth in the festival’s film market. “My father opened a store in the ear market with K3G and he stood alone. We were there for 10 days and my father told me,” Son, you go to watch movies, I am here. ” “I soaked in ear glamor.”
However, the most memorable part was his father’s single sales in the market. “He sold our film to Stephen, he was a very kind gentleman for Europe for $ 5,000. I was so,” Why Papa? $ 5,000 Why? ” He said, ‘Kya Pata Kuch Ho Jaaye …’ But this was the only sales we made in those 10 days. ,Years later, Kabi Kabi Gum will become a creed classic abroad. “My father died in 2004, but what he did not see was the influence of K3G started in Europe. The film was renamed La Famil Indien in French. Shah Rukh became a huge star in Germany, and all his films started releasing after that. K3G began to be released,” Karan said.
