Karan Johar and Dibakar Banerjee have labored collectively on anthology movies like Bombay Talkies, Ghost Tales and Lust Tales.
Director Dibakar Banerjee, enthusiastic about LSD 2’s launch, lately talked about his friendship with Karan Johar.
Director Dibakar Banerjee, enthusiastic about LSD 2’s launch, lately talked about his friendship with Karan Johar. He talked about how Karan seems to be out for these round him. They’ve labored collectively on anthology movies like Bombay Talkies, Ghost Tales and Lust Tales. Although they don’t meet typically, Dibakar stated Karan was the one who initiated their friendship.
In a chat with Siddharth Kannan on YouTube, Dibakar stated he loved engaged on the anthologies, particularly as a result of he’s mates with Zoya Akhtar and Anurag Kashyap. He appreciated Karan for reaching out first and noticed working with these administrators as an opportunity to achieve extra audiences. “Due to all of them, the movie will get promoted in a great way so my movie will get an opportunity. The second I used to be supplied Bombay Talkies, I stated, ‘Sure, I’m doing it.’ As a result of working with them will assist my model identification. I actually liked that have,” he stated.
Dibakar Banerjee additionally talked about his friendship with Karan Johar. He remembered a time when Karan styled his hair in Paris and made him an outfit. The filmmaker stated that Karan is sort of a caring mom. “Karan has styled my hair sitting in Paris. Karan has a motherly aspect. He takes care of you. He type of adopted me as a result of I used to be like an unsightly duckling. As a result of in trend I’m… so he says, ‘Dibakar, it’s a must to do that.’ He designed an outfit that I wore for some premiere,” he stated.
In the meantime, the teaser of Love Intercourse Aur Dhokha 2 was launched lately and has created fairly a buzz. Just lately, the filmmaker appeared on a podcast and stated that the movie shouldn’t be controversial. He additionally opened up about his analysis course of. Talking on the Dostcast podcast, Dibakar stated, “It’s not very edgy or daring; there’s no Hindu-Muslim stuff, I’m not bashing Pakistan. Nor am I bashing India.” He additionally stated that whereas directing the movie, he was practically pushed to the verge of quitting filmmaking altogether. “However I’m too addicted, I’m an addict,” he stated.
