Varun Dhawan shared this photo from the sets of My Name Is Khan.(Image courtesy: Varun_dvn )
Highlights
- "I feel so blessed to have been able to tell this story," wrote KJo
- "It practically changed my life," wrote Varun Dhawan
- Varun Dhawan was an assistant director in the film
As My Name Is Khan clocked 9 years on Tuesday, film's director Karan Johar celebrated the film's anniversary by sharing a heart-warming post on social media. Karan, who received a Filmfare award for directing the 2010 film, thanked film's lead actors Shah Rukh Khan and Kajol in is post and wrote: "9 years of My Name Is Khan, I feel so blessed to have been able to tell this story... Thank you for creating it Shibani and thank you Shah Rukh for living the role of Rizwan so beautifully and brilliantly. Thank you Kajol for your eyes...your silences and more."
Check out Karan Johar's post here:
It wasn't just Karan Johar, who shared a moving post on the film's anniversary, Varun Dhawan, who was one of the assistant directors in the film, shared a behind-the-scene throwback from the film. The picture features Varun's Student Of The Year co-star Sidharth Malhotra, Kalank director Abhishek Varman and Karan Johar. In his post, Varun Dhawan wrote that the film "practically changed" his life.
Here's what Varun Dhawan tweeted:
Karan Johar, who gave Varun his big Bollywood break in the 2012 film Student Of The Year, recalled some of his favourite memories from the film and tweeted: "So many brilliant memories I have !Specially of you signing autographs when you were an AD (not a star) and of Sid's stoic silences in the face of adversity! And of course of Abhishek Varman smiling!! A rare sight!"
My Name Is Khan showcases the story of a man named Rizwan Khan, who suffers from from autism and his life changes after the 9/11 terrorist attack in the US. The film won several accolades including three Filmfare Awards.