Karan Johar on accepting his true self during his heartfelt conversation with Dr. Jai Madaan: “I was never like the other boys”

Dr. Jai Madaan, a renowned spiritual coach, astrologer, and life strategist, is celebrated for her wisdom and compassionate approach, which has touched countless lives, helping individuals navigate life’s complexities with resilience and grace. Through her deep insights into emotional well-being, relationships, and self-discovery, she continues to inspire and empower audiences. Her popular podcast Jaane Mann features impactful conversations and this time, she welcomes filmmaker Karan Johar.

In the upcoming episode of Jaane Mann, premiering on August 31st, Dr. Jai Madaan has a heartfelt conversation with Bollywood’s most influential figure, Karan Johar. Renowned for his trailblazing work as a filmmaker, producer, and television personality. Known for his fearless approach to both professional and personal life, Karan’s unapologetic embrace of his identity has established him as a cultural icon and a symbol of inclusivity in the entertainment industry.

Karan Johar talks about his journey of self-acceptance

In this emotionally stirring interview, Karan reflected on the years it took to fully embrace his uniqueness. He candidly shares the pivotal realization that, although he never conformed to the norms of his peers, he was never ashamed of his true self. His reflections offer a rare glimpse into the inner world of a man who has consistently challenged conventions and shattered stereotypes.

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“I was never like the other boys—their interests, their style, their sports—it just wasn’t me. It took me years to understand that I don’t owe anyone an apology for being different. I’ve embraced who I am, and that’s become my power,” Karan shares. “To this day, I have never regretted the way I’ve lived or the work I’ve pursued. Everything I do is for me, unapologetically. I just want to live my truth.“

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