Bollywood’s famous director Karan Johar revealed that a decision by famous actor Salman Khan made him cry on the sets of the film ‘Kach Kach Hota Hai’.
India’s famous director and host Karan Johar is known for hit films like ‘Kach Kach Hota Hai’ and ‘Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham’, while he has given many blockbuster films to Bollywood in his career, however, some of his films have also proved to be flops.
Recently, he reminisced about the past and said that he cried in Salman Khan’s vanity van during the shooting of the famous song ‘Sajan Ji Ghar Aaye’ from the film ‘Kach Kach Hota Hai’.
Apart from being a filmmaker and producer, Karan Johar also hosts a podcast for a well-known clothing brand.
In the latest episode of his podcast, Karan Johar invited Neeti Mohan, Shakti Mohan and Mukti Mohan, where they discussed the preparation of the best wedding music in Bollywood.
During the same conversation, Karan Johar went back in time and told the story of the shooting of the wedding song ‘Sajan Ji Ghar Aaye’ in his debut film.
He said that ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’ was his first film with Salman Khan and since Salman was a huge star, he was quite nervous.
On the first day on Salman’s set, when Karan Johar entered his vanity van, Salman Khan was wearing a T-shirt and jeans.
Karan told the Dabangg actor that they were going to shoot this song on a very big and magnificent set.
To this, Salman Khan replied very calmly, ‘Yes, but if the groom comes in jeans and a T-shirt for the first time, it will be a new style, I will bring swag to it.’
Hearing this, Karan Johar got worried because the set was very beautiful and Salman Khan’s heroine Kajol was wearing a lehenga, what would happen if the groom came in jeans and a T-shirt?
While Salman Khan was confident, Karan Johar came under severe pressure and could not control his emotions and cried in front of Salman Khan in his vanity van.
Seeing him crying, Salman Khan gave up his stubbornness and agreed to come to the shoot wearing a suit.
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