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Mumbai [India], May 26 (ANI): On the occasion of Karan Johar's 50th birthday on Wednesday, celebrities from the film fraternity took to social media and showered birthday love on the filmmaker.


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Pic Courtesy: Karan Johar | Instagram


Taking to his Instagram handle, the Interior designer and Shahrukh Khan's wife Gauri Khan shared throwback pictures and penned a heartfelt birthday message for him. "Dearest Karan It's the little things you do and say...that make you the person you are . .

You listen and make everything right . Thank you for bringing so much love and laughter into all our lives. Best birthday wishes from my family to yours ...love you," she wrote.

Alia Bhatt, who was launched by Karan into Bollywood with 'Student of The Year', also extended her birthday wishes by calling him 'mentor, best friend and father'. She shared adorable pictures with Karan from her wedding and shoot. She captioned her post as, "to the most generous soul I know! .. to the man who is my father .. my best friend .. and my mentor! (displayed in these pictures respectively) HAPPY 50TH BIRTHDAY K! I pray and wish for only love peace and joy in your life, you deserve it all and much much more for all the light and goodness you bring into peoples lives!!! I love you more than this Instagram post can ever handle."

Kareena Kapoor Khan sends a warm birthday wish to her BFF. Sharing a throwback photo, she wrote, "I don't know are we pouting? sucking our cheeks in ...well what the hell ..it's us ...you and me ...me and you..forever...a love like no other....let's dance tonite like never before ...cause it's my sweethearts birthday. Happy 50 @karanjohar ...No one like you."


Other celebrities from Bollywood like Farah Khan, Tiger Shroff, Shweta Bachchan, Varun Dhawan, Neha Dhupia, Siddharth Malhotra and Anushka Sharma extended their heartfelt birthday wishes to the birthday boy Karan Johar.




Festival de Cannes: Among the artists invited to the 75th edition of the Festival de Cannes will be present directors with whom two meetings will take place on Tuesday, May 24, and Wednesday, May 25 in the afternoon, to try to answer that question: what does it mean to be a filmmaker in this day and age?


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Coming together at the 75th Festival de Cannes © Joachim Tournebize / FDC


Not so long ago, that question was easy: being a filmmaker means making films, or dreaming of making 35 mm films for people to watch on the silver screen in movie theaters. But today, what does it mean to tell stories on film, and on which screens? What does it mean to make films and address an audience? How should films be produced and distributed? How should writers write and how should directors direct? How should filmmakers grapple with and have an impact on a fast-changing world? How can enchantment endure in movie theaters?

The conversations will enable the participants to address the issues in-depth and to explain their professional approaches both now and moving forward but also to share their harrowing doubts as well as their invigorating hopes.

The list of speakers will be available shortly. Both conversations will focus on the same theme, with different speakers.



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