Filmmaker Karan Johar who is just the head of Dharma Production but also earned created a name for himself as award show host, chat show host and even as radio jockey was teased for his 'girlish voice' as a child.
Yes, the filmmaker revealed the biggest Hichki in his life and he how overcome it to Rani Mukerji. The actress comeback film is about overcoming obstacles in life and in a series of promotional videos the actress quizzed b-town celebrities like Shah Rukh Khan, Katrina Kaif, Anil Kapoor and now KJo.
"When I was a child, there were many 'Hichki' moments. The one that I wouldn't have changed today, is that I had a very girlish voice when I was a child. I had a very squeaky voice and I used to get teased a lot," Johar told Rani Mukerji. The director said he found a teacher who helped instil confidence in him about his voice. "At those times, societal pressures were such that it (my voice) was a big 'hichki'. I felt lesser and I was made to feel abnormal. And I felt like I needed to overcome this to be the person that I wanted to be. But today, times are different and we are all more evolved. I hope that if this kind of a hiccup comes in people's lives that they shouldn't change their core persona. But I did," he added.
Mukerji plays the role of an aspiring teacher with Tourette syndrome in her new film "Hichki"Directed by Siddharth P Malhotra and produced by Maneesh Sharma, "Hichki" is set to be released on March 23.
