Karan Johar is one of the most popular filmmakers in Bollywood. The filmmaker remains in news due to his statements. In a recent interview, Karan opens up about how he had a zero knowledge about finances after his father’s death. The filmmaker recalled an interesting incident when he wrote ‘Lots of Love’ on a cheque.
Karan Johar recalling the time when his father died said, “The fourth day after my father passed away, we had a prayer meeting and I came back to the office sitting all alone thinking how am I gonna take this company? I don't even know where my money is? I don't because my dad did everything for my mom and me. I was totally spoilt.”
He further narrating the incident said, “One day I came back from an IIFA award and my father wanted me to sign cheques and I wrote lots of love because I was used to signing autographs, I was that disconnected from finance.” Karan recalls when a friend comes to him with his father letter. He said, “He came with a letter that my father had left behind for me. It was a business letter, it wasn't an emotional letter.”
He added, “That letter actually said where the funds were in terms of your mutual funds, your investments. He even said these are people you trust these are people you don't trust. This is how you should take the business forward. It became kind of my Bible. So I took that Bible like five to six pages of detailed things about bank accounts and bank where money is, where property investments are."
On the career front, Karan Johar has directed blockbusters like Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. He is all set for his film Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani with Alia Bhatt and Ranbir Kapoor. His last film Brahmastra managed to win the Box office Battle.
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