Yash Johar is counted among the producers of Hindi cinema who played an important role in getting Bollywood internationally recognized. Filmmakers were famous for their deep understanding values ​​and great family films in the filmmaker Indian film industry.

He started his career as a film photographer. In the world of films, his mind settled so that he remained here. Yash Johar also clicked pictures of actress Madhubala, who did not let anyone take her photos quickly.

On the occasion of his birthday, we will tell you the unique anecdote of the life of the filmmaker, as well as introduce you to that story when Karan Johar paid tribute to his father in a unique way.

Filmmakers used to break at an emotional form when movies flopped
Karan Johar’s father, Yash Johar dedicated his entire life to cinema. He believed that films were not just stories, but a dream is to be realized. This is the reason that when his films were unsuccessful, he used to break not only financially but also emotionally.

When his film ‘Agneepath’ was released in 1990 and it flopped badly, he was badly broken. His son Karan Johar shared his autobiography in his autobiography ‘Ann Anasutable Boy’. Karan Johar said, when ‘Agneepath’ was being made, Yash Johar and the entire team were sure that it would prove to be a historic film.

With brilliant artists, strong story and excellent direction, they felt that they had created a masterpiece. After the premiere of the film, everyone praised it, but when it was released, he flopped badly at the box office. This failure broke Yash Johar’s heart. He could not understand why this film did not work despite his hard work and foresight.

The failure of ‘Duplicate’ and later ‘Agneepath’ gave him the image of a ‘unsuccessful manufacturer’ in the industry. The pain of this was throughout his life. Its pain was also felt by his son Karan Johar. So in 2012, he was released by making a remake of Agneepath to fulfill his father’s unfinished dream and to get him back. Hrithik Roshan-starrer ‘Agnipath’ was a superhit, so Karan Johar felt that he had given his father back the honor.

Now Karan Johar is carrying forward Papa’s legacy
Yash Johar was born on 6 September 1929. He started his career as a photographer, but later Yash Johar, leaving photography, took over the production of many films. Under the banner of Navketan Cinema Production House of Devanand Saheb, Yash took over the production of many films

Later, due to this experience, he established a big production house like Dharma Productions. Under this, he produced films like ‘Dostana’, ‘Agneepath’, ‘Gumrah’, ‘Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’, and ‘Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham’. His films give a glimpse of the warmth, grandeur and Indian culture. Even today, Yash Johar is remembered as a visionary producer and a pillar of Hindi cinema.

Karan said in one of his interviews, ‘Making this film was to do justice for my father. The film that flopped in 1990, I wanted to pay tribute to him by making it successful. Now Karan Johar is taking forward this legacy by taking care of his father Yash Johar’s heritage.