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Failure of ‘Kalank’ is largely my responsibility: Karan Johar

Published on: June 3, 2019 10:46 PM

Filmmaker Karan Johar’s ‘Kalank’ failed to make an impression at the box office despite having some of the most talented actors on board and being a visual spectacle. From its larger than life trailer and impactful teasers, audiences had expected a lot from the film. However, it disappointed many fans and received criticism, mainly because of its script. The film’s producer, KJo, in an interaction with DNA opened up about its failure. Karan Johar said, “To me, when ‘Kalank’ fails, it is my failure. I’m the older one, I’m the wiser one. I’m the more knowledgeable person about what works and what doesn’t. If the film has faltered, it is largely my responsibility and my blame. Of course, no one person can take the blame, but I choose to because I felt that the material was something I was aware of for not one year but 15 years.”

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