Karan Johar celebrate Mother’s Day with a special dialogue by Shah Rukh Khan describing moms through ‘Khushi’ and ‘Gham’

Karan Johar celebrates Mother's Day with a special video featuring Shah Rukh Khan and his on-screen moms from iconic films like Kal Ho Naa Ho and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham.

SRK & Jaya Bachchan in KKKG-Karan Johar

As we celebrate one of the most amazing days of the year, Mother's Day, it cannot be complete without any filmy references. When it comes to Bollywood films, multiple films showcase the pure bond of a mother with her children. Especially, when it comes to Karan Johar films. Hence, to commemorate this special day, KJo shared a special video from the mom of Dharma movies that has a Shah Rukh Khan connection to it.

Karan Johar celebrates Mother’s Day with a special

Taking to his Instagram account, Karan Johar shared a video that has glimpses of SRK with his on-screen moms from the films Kal Ho Naa Ho and Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham. The video has a background of his iconic dialogue where he says: "Kya hai na meri ek problem hai, mai kisi bhi Maa ka dukh, unka dard nahi dekh sakta, Kyuki maa jo hoti hai bahot ajeeb hoti hai. Jab bhagwaan ne unhe banaya, toh jo kuch yaha dena tha, sab kuch yaha de diya, dil mein. Toh woh yehi se sochti hai, yehi se samajhti hai aur yehi se pyaar karti hai. Aur ek problem aur hai, woh dusri ki baatei sunti hai aur choti choti baat par ro padti hai"

Also read: Karan Johar praises Ranbir Kapoor's Animal despite controversies - 'I didn’t go deep into the moral...'

The emotional video will surely touch your heart. Take a look at the video here: "To all the Dhar-माँ mothers who always stood by you through the ‘khushi’ & ‘gham’ moments!❤️🫂 #HappyMothersDay"

Enjoy 23 OTTs like SonyLIV, Zee5, Fancode, Lionsgateplay & 19 more OTTs and 250+ Live TV Channels at just ₹75.

Meanwhile, a couple of days ago, Karan Johar shared an unseen picture from the sets of Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna. The picture shows the filmmaker sitting on a bench with Shah Rukh Khan and Rani Mukerji. Sharing the picture, he wrote: "Being a bystander to such incredible talent has been my hugest learning curve…. I look back with indelible memories and gratitude"

He further added, "Not a single day I haven’t thanked the universe, Aditya Chopra and Shah Rukh Khan for convincing me that I could be a story teller and attempt to direct my childhood dreams on celluloid …"

Also read: Karan Johar takes jibe at people undergoing cosmetic surgeries - ‘There are lots of people who have done jobs on...’

Share