Karan Johar says 'learn how to be happy alone'

Mumbai, Nov 12 (IANS) Filmmaker Karan Johar recently shared some words of wisdom on social media.

On Tuesday, KJo took to his Instagram Stories and posted an inspiring quote about surrounding oneself with the best people. The note read, “Surround yourself with the best people you can find, but also know how to be happy alone.”

Yesterday, Karan shared a philosophical post about "avoiding conversations." He wrote, “The conversation you are avoiding is the one you need the most.” Lately, the director has been revealing a more philosophical side, often posting cryptic messages on social media.

A few weeks ago, Johar shared another mysterious message on his Instagram Story following the announcement that Adar Poonawalla had acquired a 50% stake in his renowned company, Dharma Productions. The deal, which included Dharma Productions and Dharmatic Entertainment, saw Poonawalla's Serene Productions purchasing half of the company for Rs 1,000 crore.

Previously, the filmmaker appeared to address Divya Khossla Kumar’s criticism of Alia Bhatt with a cryptic post. Divya had publicly accused Bhatt of inflating the success of her film “Jigra.”

On the work front, Karan Johar recently announced his new project, “Chand Mera Dil”, starring Ananya Panday and Lakshya Lalwani. Directed by Vivek Soni, the film is expected to hit theatres next year.

Sharing the first poster of the film, Karan wrote, “We have two chands ready to bring an intense & passionate love story like no other!!! Pyaar mein thoda paagal hona hi padta hai... Chand Mera Dil, starring Ananya Panday & Lakshya. Directed by Vivek Soni. Coming to cinemas in 2025.”

In the first poster, Ananya and Lakshya are seen hiding behind a blanket, while in the second, they are sitting together on a bed.

“Chand Mera Dil” is the fourth film announced by Dharma Productions in collaboration with Lakshya, following “Dostana 2”, “Bedhadak”, and “Kill.”

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