The Bollywood director Madhur Bhandarkar is not happy with the producer-director Karan Johar because the latter used a title for a web series which was originally registered by Madhur. Even though KJo has used the title by changing a little bit, it has not gone well with Madhur Bhandarkar and he made a complaint.
Now Karan has reacted to it and written an apology for Madhur Bhandarkar which has been accepted by the latter. The title in question is “The Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives” which is being used for a series that will stream on Netflix. In this series, the viewers will get a glimpse of the lifestyle of Bhavana Panday, Maheep Kapoor, Neelam Kothari and Seema Khan.
In his apology, Karan Johar talked about his old relations with Madhur and he had always loved his work. He said that he knew that Madhur is upset with him and he apologized for the grievance caused due to the title. Later on, he talked about how his company is promoting the series and hoped that it would pacify the “Fashion” director.
Here is the apology written by Karan Johar:
https://twitter.com/karanjohar/status/1331936030023323649
Soon Madhur Bhandarkar responds to KJo’s apology, he takes to the micro-blogging site Twitter and writes that though he is deeply upset with what KJo has done, he believes in moving on and accepts his apology. Madhur reminded Karan about the times when Karan asked Madhur to grant him the title “Gutka” in 2013 which was originally registered by Madhur.
Check out the response by Madhur Bhandarkar:
Dear @karanjohar 🙏 https://t.co/uNHu4cq8KQ pic.twitter.com/iE9gbQnUpI
— Madhur Bhandarkar (@imbhandarkar) November 26, 2020
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