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Gurinder Chadha Launches 'Christmas Karma' in Mumbai
Gurinder Chadha, a famous filmmaker, went to Mumbai to introduce her new movie called 'Christmas Karma'.
She met with other famous people like Rekha, Kajol, Shabana Azmi, and Karan Johar at a party for another movie called 'Gustaakh Ishq'.
Gurinder shared that her new movie is inspired by a classic Christmas film and teaches about kindness and unity.
She also said that the movie includes teachings from Sikh philosophy.
The movie will be released on December 12.
Gurinder Chadha arrived in Mumbai to launch her new film 'Christmas Karma'.
She celebrated designer Manish Malhotra's new film 'Gustaakh Ishq' with celebrities like Rekha, Kajol, Shabana Azmi, and Karan Johar.
Chadha shared that 'Christmas Karma' is inspired by the classic film 'It's A Wonderful Life'.
The film explores the meaning of Christmas in today's world, emphasizing kindness and empathy.
Chadha incorporated Sikh philosophy, particularly 'Living is Giving', into the film's message.
- Who
- Gurinder Chadha, Rekha, Kajol, Shabana Azmi, Karan Johar, Manish Malhotra
- What
- Launch of the film 'Christmas Karma' and celebration of 'Gustaakh Ishq'
- Where
- Mumbai, India
- When
- Ahead of the release of 'Christmas Karma' on December 12
- Why
- To launch her next film and celebrate a friend's new production
Key facts
- Film Title
- Christmas Karma
- Release Date
- December 12
- Inspiration
- It's A Wonderful Life
- Philosophy
- Sikh philosophy, 'Living is Giving'
- Celebrities Met
- Rekha, Kajol, Shabana Azmi, Karan Johar
Quotes
Gurinder Chadha
Filmmaker and director of 'Christmas Karma'
“For me, Christmas begins with my annual family tradition, where I take my children to watch It’s A Wonderful Life at the Prince Charles Cinema in London. Every year, I cry buckets at the end while being moved by its life-affirming message. That love for classic holiday storytelling inspired Christmas Karma.”
thestatesman.com
“Living is Giving' is part of the teachings of Guru Nanak and Sikhism. Being a Sikh, the core message of 'Ek On Khar' (We are all one) resonates heavily for me in the making of my film”
thestatesman.com
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