Karan Johar slams ‘herd mentality’ as he talks about Pushpa, Chhaava, Stree 2 success; addresses spy universe craze and asks, “How will I stand out if I copy?” - EXCLUSIVE

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Karan Johar is known for his candour, and in a recent conversation with Bollywood Hungama, the filmmaker once again shared some hard-hitting insights - this time on the current state of storytelling in the Hindi film industry. From genre fatigue to the obsession with cinematic universes, Johar didn’t hold back in expressing his views on why originality should be celebrated, not sidelined. “I think it's everybody grappling to do what others are doing. I think herd mentality. So, we see Pushpa running and catering so strongly to the tier two and tier three audiences. Suddenly there'll be 20 others wanting to do the same. You see Chhaava working, and everybody will want to make historical dramas! After Stree, everybody wants to make horror comedies. Those worked because they were individually strong, and there was no other option in that genre. And it was a unique thought that made those films work. We all have individual thoughts that are unique to ourselves,” Karan told Bollywo...
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Taapsee Pannu ties the knot with Mathias Boe in Udaipur: Report

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Actress Taapsee Pannu has been in a relationship with Mathias Boe for quite some time. Now, reports have emerged that the two got married on March 23. As per a report by News 18, the wedding took place in a private ceremony in Udaipur, which was attended by Taapsee’s near and dear ones. For the unversed, Mathias is a Danish badminton player and an Olympic gold medallist.

A source told the publication, “The wedding took place in Udaipur and was an extremely intimate affair. The pre-wedding festivities kick-started on March 20. The couple was very sure that they didn’t want any media attention on their big day. Both of them are known to be very private and reserved people and they wouldn’t have had it any other way.”

Speaking about the attendees, the source added, “Taapsee’s Dobaaraa and Thappad co-star Pavail Gulati joined the guests at her and Mathais’ wedding. Anurag Kashyap, who shares a rather close bond with Taapsee and has directed her in films like Manmarziyaan and Dobaara and produced Saand Ki Aankh, also flew to Udaipur.”

 

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Interestingly, Kanika Dhillon and Pavail Gulati have recently posted pictures of what looks like wedding festivities without mentioning whose marriage it was. Kanika also put up a hashtag #MereYaarKiShaadi. Her collection of pictures also included fellow writer and her husband Himanshu Sharma.

 

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Gulati, on the other hand, posted a group picture and put up a cryptic caption saying, “Twinkle twinkle little star, we have no idea where we are!” Actor Abhilash Thapliyal replied ‘IYKYK’, which is a short form of ‘If you know, you know.’

Fans are waiting for an official announcement of the marriage by Taapsee.

Also Read: Taapsee Pannu on equal pay between male and female stars: “That’s my motivation to fight this battle”



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