Wednesday, February 11, 2026
ADVT 
Bollywood

Karan Johar Honoured To Be First Indian Filmmaker At Madame Tussauds

Darpan News Desk IANS, 19 Apr, 2018 01:32 PM
  • Karan Johar Honoured To Be First Indian Filmmaker At Madame Tussauds
Filmmaker Karan Johar says he feels honoured to be the first filmmaker from India to have a wax statue at the Madame Tussauds.
 
 
Karan on Thursday tweeted a photograph of himself, holding a briefcase in one hand and a wax imprint of his palm on the other hand. A copy of his biography "An Unsuitable Boy" is also seen kept in front of him. 
 
 
"Honoured to be the first filmmaker from India at the prestigious Madame Tussauds. Thank you to the entire team in London who worked tirelessly... Will have further details about when and where soon! Madame Tussauds," he captioned the image.
 
 
Details about the launch of his wax figure are still under wraps.
 
 
Currently, Karan has a slew of films in his kitty, including "Student Of The Year 2" and "Kalank", which features a star ensemble including Sanjay Dutt, Madhuri Dixit-Nene, Varun Dhawan, Aditya Roy Kapur, Sonakshi Sinha and Alia Bhatt. 

MORE Bollywood ARTICLES

Mahira Khan Opens Up On Pictures Of Her Smoking With Ranbir Kapoor, Says I FELT VIOLATED

Mahira Khan Opens Up On Pictures Of Her Smoking With Ranbir Kapoor, Says I FELT VIOLATED
Pakistani actress Mahira Khan says she felt "violated" when images of her sharing a cigarette with Indian actor Ranbir Kapoor emerged in the media.

Mahira Khan Opens Up On Pictures Of Her Smoking With Ranbir Kapoor, Says I FELT VIOLATED

Akshay Kumar On His Look In 'Kesari': Wearing Turban Fills Me With Pride

Akshay Kumar On His Look In 'Kesari': Wearing Turban Fills Me With Pride
Actor Akshay Kumar, who is busy with the shoot of his upcoming film "Kesari", says wearing a turban for the role fills him with pride.

Akshay Kumar On His Look In 'Kesari': Wearing Turban Fills Me With Pride

We Owe Children Chance To Go To School: Lilly Singh

We Owe Children Chance To Go To School: Lilly Singh
Indian-origin Canadian YouTube sensation, comedian and author Lilly Singh, also an Unicef Goodwill Ambassador, says people owe all children the chance to go to school.

We Owe Children Chance To Go To School: Lilly Singh

Indian Men Are Cowards: Mandira Bedi

Indian Men Are Cowards: Mandira Bedi
  Actress Mandira Bedi says getting trolled online feels like an assault and she has realised that Indian men are cowards.

Indian Men Are Cowards: Mandira Bedi

Put Aside Issues, Give 'Shoebite' A Chance: Big B

Megastar Amitabh Bachchan wishes his long-delayed movie "Shoebite", which got caught in a tiff between Percept Picture Company and UTV, gets a chance to see the light of the day.

Put Aside Issues, Give 'Shoebite' A Chance: Big B

Sushmita Sen, Mother of Two Adopted Daughters, Happy About Changing Scenario of Adoption

Sushmita Sen, Mother of Two Adopted Daughters, Happy About Changing Scenario of Adoption
Actress Sushmita Sen, who raises two adopted daughters, is happy that people are now more open to the idea of adoption. She says it is high time people get over the thinking that blood and bones create a family.

Sushmita Sen, Mother of Two Adopted Daughters, Happy About Changing Scenario of Adoption