Karan Johar’s toodles video to Ranveer, Ranbir, Alia’s EPIC selfie with PM Modi, here’s proof the conference was fun!
Karan Johar made a toodles video with the celebs whereas they all came together to promote Vicky's Uri
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, hosted a Bollywood meet in 2018 and got slammed for not keeping any woman as a part of the important meeting. Karan Johar, who attended the meeting even last year, this time got some noted Bollywood personalities – both from commercial and art cinema, for a second meeting.
The filmmaker even made a toodles video with them which was the cutest. In the video, Ranveer Singh was at the peak of his energy, Ayushmann Khurrana corrected him by saying it is ‘good evening’, Varun Dhawan did not say much but said what was needed – gestures about his next dance film with Remo D'Souza and Rohit Shetty explained the sign.
Karan then congratulated Ranbir Kapoor for all his achievements in life, and wished Vicky Kaushal luck for Uri. He then went to the girls, where Alia Bhatt and Bhumi Pednekar shied away, though Ekta Kapoor and Ashwiny Iyer Tiwari wished him hello again. Rajkummar Rao and Sidharth Malhotra, who were sitting on the other seats, away from the groups, also said hello. Watch the video here:
Not only the toodles video but all of them combined promoted Vicky’s Uri as well, by cheering ‘Jai Hind’ in ‘full josh’. Such energy from them came as a pleasant surprise, but then again, they look out for each other and had the meeting with Narendra Modi to look forward to!
Check out some of the pictures tha the stars shared post their meeting with the Prime Minister...
In what appears to be ‘selfie of the year’, clicked by none other than the selfie king Ranveer Singh, all the celebs, including Narendra Modi, can be seen grinning, indicating that it was undoubtedly a fun meeting.
Twinning in dark shades of blue, Ranveer Singh and Narendra Modi captured an adorable photo hugging each other. Fresh out of his movie Simmba’s success, Ranveer’s happiness is hard to miss!
Vicky Kaushal, who played a Pakistani officer in Raazi and Sanjay Dutt’s best friend Kamli in Sanju, was humbled to meet PM. On the other hand, Bhumi shared a memorable moment with him and Ayushmann, who raised the acting bar with AndhaDhun and Badhaai Ho, thanked the PM for his time and the endeavour to nurture creative energies of Indian cinema.
Karan Johar and his students Sidharth Malhotra and Varun Dhawan posed for a photo with the Prime Minister. His new collaborator, filmmaker Rohit Shetty, who directed Ranveer Singh starrer Simmba, which went on to become a blockbuster, was also pleased to meet PM.