Archive · 6 Nov 2025
Karan Johar Reflects on Father Yash Johar's Unwavering Support and Values
Karan Johar talked about his dad, Yash Johar, who started Dharma Productions.
Even though his dad's movies sometimes didn't do well and the family lost money, Karan said his dad was a truly good person.
His dad taught him to be kind to others and believe that good deeds come back to you.
Karan also said his dad loved him a lot and was always proud of him, even when Karan did things like dancing, which wasn't common for boys.
His dad always saw him as the best, even calling him 'director number 1' after his movie came out.
This special relationship with his dad made Karan feel loved and secure.
Karan Johar described his father, Yash Johar, as a man of great character and humanity, not just wealth.
Yash Johar instilled values of kindness, helpfulness, and belief in karma in his son, Karan.
Karan shared that his father was very affectionate and had a warm, unlike typical father-son relationships.
Yash Johar was Karan's biggest fan, expressing immense pride and belief in his son's directing abilities.
The Johar family faced significant financial difficulties due to consecutive film failures, leading to the sale of assets.
- Who
- Filmmaker Karan Johar and his late father, Yash Johar
- What
- Karan Johar shared personal anecdotes and reflections on his father's character, values, and unwavering support.
- When
- During a recent interview on Sania Mirza's show 'Serving it Up with Sania', and previous appearances.
- Where
- On the show 'Serving it Up with Sania'.
- Why
- To discuss his personal life, career, and the legacy of his father.
- Karan Johar's Father
- Yash Johar
- Dharma Productions Founder
- Yash Johar
- Karan Johar's Show Appearance
- Serving it Up with Sania
- Father's Advice
- Be kind, helpful, believe in karma, don't expect return for kindness
- Yash Johar's Business Struggles
- Founded Dharma in 1980; first film was a hit, but next four failed
- Financial Hardships Faced by Family
- Sold homes, jewelry, and land due to film failures