Mumbai, May 25 (IANS) Filmmaker Karan Johar's 50th birthday party was all about class, elegance and glamour. His close friend and renowned designer Manish Malhotra shared a sneak peek of the decor on his social media.
Manish shared a video which showed a rooftop decor with white flowers and lots of candles. The 15-second clip gives a glimpse of long tables along with see through chairs placed in a line.
Sharing the video on his Instagram Stories, Manish wrote, "The most beautiful setting tonight @karanjohar. Happy birthday!"
He then posted a selfie with the "birthday boy", who was dressed in an all-black outfit as the two smiled for the camera.
Several Bollywood personalities and Karan's close friends were spotted attending the party such as Gauri Khan, Farah Khan, Seema Khan and Maheep Kapoor attended the party.
Held on Independence Day in association with GiveIndia, The World We Want and Facebook, the concert featured more than 100 entertainers, influencers and artistes, who performed and enthralled global audiences.
She was unanimously nominated by the MAMI's Board of Trustees comprising Nita M. Ambani (CoChairperson), Anupama Chopra (Festival Director). The board also welcomed two new members to its fold, acclaimed filmmaker Anjali Menon and renowned filmmaker and archivist Shivendra Singh Dungarpur.
The 45-day gruelling schedule is filled with action sequences, and will see Salman and Katrina shoot in at least 5 international destinations including Austria and Turkey.
From singers like Udit Narayan, Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik, Javed Ali, rapper Mika Singh to Bollywood celebs Sidharth Malhotra and Kiara Advani, actress Soniya Kapoor and many more will be entertaining the audience with their songs and different acts.
Set in the backdrop of the 1971 War, with India backing freedom fighters in East Pakistan (now Bangladesh) against Pakistan's oppression, and Pakistan attempting to forcefully bring India to the negotiating table by advancing across our western borders, this film is expected to stir the spirit of patriotism.
