Ananya Panday has been making headlines with her recent performances, but when the actress made her debut, she was criticized for taking the easy route. The star kid, whose debut film was backed by Karan Johar, recently dismissed speculations that he will be patronized by Karan Johar. Film producer. Contrary to popular belief, he revealed that he wishes he lived in the real world and faced challenges head on.
In a candid conversation with Raj Shamai on his podcast show, the young actress shared that Karan Johar or his production house never tried to protect her; Rather, he wants him to get real-world experience. She said, “He’s very understanding and very open, and he doesn’t want to mold himself, so I don’t think he wants that for any of us, you know. He wants us to live in the real world and Get as much exposure as possible.”
When asked if the My Name Is Khan director tried to create a protective bubble around him, he immediately denied it. He said, “Absolutely not. He is the first one to burst the bubble.” He said that Johar never hesitates to speak his mind and if he does not like any of his performances or any statement in an interview, then he first calls him and explains his point directly.
Furthermore, the Call Me Bae actress clarified that he is there as a support person in her career, who makes sure that he is there if she wants to share something or needs anything. But he doesn’t dictate her decisions, and she appreciates his perspective. Pandey explained, “Instead of feeding us, ki yeh karna hai woh karna hai (telling us to do this or that), she is just there as a strong pillar of support.”
On the work front, Ananya Panday was last seen in Vikramaditya Motwane’s CTRL with co-star Vihaan Samat. She will next be seen in an untitled film based on the life of C. Shankaran Nair, co-starring Akshay Kumar and Madhavan. Apart from this, she will also be seen in Chand Mera Dil with Lakshya. Karan Johar supports both his upcoming films.
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