The trio of Shah Rukh Khan, Karan Johar, and Farah Khan’s friendship has been witnessed in the industry for decades. Their bond has been cemented over years of laughter, hard work, and shared creative vision. Recently, Karan took a moment to reminisce about the early days, particularly their time working on the 1998 film Duplicate.
In an Instagram post, he shared a fan-made edit of the song Wah Ji Wah from the movie. He recalled the infectious energy brought by Shah Rukh Khan on set, infusing each scene with his trademark charisma. For Karan, Duplicate wasn't just another project; it was a nostalgic journey back to the magic of the '90s. He wrote, “@farahkhankunder owning and nailing the vibe! Duplicate was so much fun to shoot! @iamsrk Giving each shot a volcano of energy!!!! The magic of the 90s.”
Reacting to the post, Farah Khan said, “The film where I actually became best friends with u @karanjohar.”
Directed by Mahesh Bhatt and produced by Karan's father, Yash Johar, Duplicate was an action-packed comedy that showcased Shah Rukh Khan's versatility as he portrayed dual roles alongside leading ladies Juhi Chawla and Sonali Bendre. ALSO READ: KILL director Nikhil Nahesh Bhat on Karan Johar and Guneet Monga, “They are extremely supportive producers”
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