Karan Johar recently shared a hearty note, with gratitude to the team of ‘Dhadak 2’, which featured Siddhant Chaturvedi and Tripipai Dimari. While reflecting his three-decade trip to the industry, he remembered how, when he first replaced the producer with ‘Kal Ho Na Ho’ in 2003, his main focus was to build his company and ensure the success of the box-office.

Looking at that kind of films, he has done Bankarol for years, Johar admitted that his approach has developed, And he now feels a deep responsibility to tell stories that can give rise to social change.

“When I replaced the producer with Kal Ho Na Ho in 2003, my agenda was clear. Create the company and earn money so that we could fund in-house entertainer and mainstream audience-friendly stories as a filmmaker, even as a filmmaker, I was clear that I always wanted to accept gallery and gold spots, but he always wanted to accept box office success.

In addition, he wrote, ” @Shaz.3.0 is very proud, who bravely took a difficult task to remake a powerful film and yet gave it his voice. I am grateful to him to allow him @dharmamovies and @Zestudiosofflicial (I am grateful to work with our time to work with our time Crew (SIC).

He thanked the entire team of Dhadak 2, and finally, CBFC. He said, “I would like to take an opportunity to thank CBFC, who were extremely sensitive to the film and directed us with mercy.

Siddhant Chaturvedi commented on the film’s post and wrote, “Thank you, Karan, to trust me so brave and special and always support the actor in me with such confidence.

India today gave a 3-star rating to ‘Dhadak 2’. “Shazia Iqbal-directed film attempts to deal with caste-based atrocities with courage, but is not firm. Unlike the original ‘Paryram Perumal’, it withdraws the type of sharp, fearless comments, which may be a powerful political statement. Review.

The film collided with Ajay Devgan’s ‘Son of Sarda 2’ in theaters on 1 August.