Inside Karan Johar’s interaction with Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway in Tokyo, watch Karan Johar’s recent visit to Tokyo has sparked fresh interest online after a glimpse of his interaction with Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway during the promotional tour of The Devil Wears Prada 2 surfaced on social media. The short preview, shared by Twentycs India, offers an early look at their meeting, while the full conversation is expected to be released soon. The filmmaker, who has often spoken about his admiration for the original The Devil Wears Prada, described the interaction as a memorable moment. He met the two actors during the Tokyo leg of the sequel’s promotional schedule, where they were engaging with media and audiences ahead of the film’s release. While details of their conversation remain under wraps for now, the brief glimpse suggests a relaxed and cheerful exchange between the three. The interaction has already generated curiosity among viewers, particularly given Johar’s long-standing appreciation for the film and its characters. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Twentycs India (@20thcenturyin) Adding a personal touch to the occasion, Johar appeared to have chosen his outfit keeping the setting in mind. He was seen wearing a floral ensemble that subtly reflected the seasonal cherry blossom backdrop associated with Japan at this time of year. According to early reactions shared around the meeting, Meryl Streep is believed to have complimented ... #Karan_Johar #Karan #Anne_Hathaway #Inside_Karan #watch_Karan #Wears_Prada #Devil_Wears #Meryl_Streep #Anne #Hathaway
Sidharth Malhotra to reunite with Karan Johar for new Dharma Productions project: Report It appears that 2026 may bring another collaboration between Sidharth Malhotra and filmmaker-producer Karan Johar. According to a report by Mid-Day, the actor is currently in advanced discussions to headline a new project backed by Dharma Productions. The film is expected to be an emotionally driven drama that explores complex interpersonal relationships. The project will reportedly be directed by Sharan Sharma, who previously helmed Gunjan Saxena: The Kargil Girl and Mr & Mrs Mahi. If the project moves forward, it will mark another collaboration between Malhotra and Johar, who share a long professional association. The actor made his Bollywood debut with Johar’s Student of the Year in 2012 and has since worked with the banner on multiple occasions, including the 2024 action drama Yodha. A source quoted in the report revealed that the production house is keen to collaborate with Malhotra again and believes that the subject aligns well with the actor’s on-screen persona. “The studio is keen to collaborate with Sidharth again and feels that the subject suits his persona. He had liked the idea when it was shared with him last year. He gave a verbal go-ahead at the time and wanted to read the script before committing formally. Now, it’s in the last stages of conversation,” the source said. The report further suggests that if the discussions conclude successfully, the film could go ... #Karan_Johar #Sidharth_Malhotra #Malhotra #Johar #Dharma_Productions #Karan #project #filmmaker-producer_Karan #Productions_project #Dharma
Chaos at Karan Aujla’s Mumbai concert, attendees also complain about absence of basic amenities Karan Aujla’s live concert in Delhi on February 28 turned into a free-for-all arena. A violent altercation broke out at the venue Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium during Karan Aujla’s concert. The concert, reportedly drawing a crowd of 75,000, was one of the largest single-day gatherings for a Punjabi artiste in India. Videos of the incident quickly spread across social media, igniting concerns regarding event safety and crowd control at large-scale music events. Aujia’s concert in Mumbai on Tuesday at the MMRDA Grounds was an instant-replay version of the Delhi concert. Supreme chaos reigned at the Mumbai concert with attendees complaining about the absence of basic amenities such as drinking water. Following the Delhi and Mumbai concert, Karan Aujla’s P-POP Culture India Tour is scheduled to continue across ten Indian cities, including Mumbai, Pune, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Bengaluru, Kolkata, Jaipur, Lucknow, and Ludhiana. The incidents in Delhi and Mumbai have intensified calls for improved safety measures at major entertainment events. This is not the first time that the crowd at the singer's concert turned violent. Previously, the ‘Tauba Tauba’ singer's concert at Loud Park in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai, on November 23, 2025, part of the Rolling Loud India festival, was disrupted after a physical altercation erupted in the crowd. The incident involved Nigerian influencer Agu Stanley ... #Mumbai #Delhi #Jawaharlal_Nehru #Nehru_Stadium #Karan_Aujla #Aujla #Mumbai_concert #Karan #concert #amenities_Karan
