This is a new format I’m trying out. Please watch and give me feedback. This is a conversation about vulnerability and life lessons.

@mahesh_new_zealand

4 күн бұрын

love it!

@shares961

4 күн бұрын

This video looks interesting Faye. May I know your e-mail ID Faye pls. Online there are many, which one is in use?

@FayeDSouza

4 күн бұрын

Faye@beatrootnews.com

@RANKAPADI

4 күн бұрын

In this world we need more of this Faye.

@mukeshkujur486

4 күн бұрын

@@FayeDSouza 60mins of quality candid conversation where guests think and answer questions can be watched in 1.5x to complete in 40mins. Thus more audience reach the end of the video.

This is something I wonder why people don't ask Karan Johar. About his failure and learning. He is a sharp business person and filmmaker. Kudos Faye.

Faye D’Souza doing the Anti-Podcast >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> (You’ve chosen the right guest for this)

Unpopular opinion, but I love Karan and love watching him. He is charismatic, has great stage presence, eloquent, smart and has good eye for television🌟🌙The reason why he gets hate is because he knows how to capture attention.He seems like real TV-persona, i.e eye-catching colorful unique personality✨❤️✨

@Maddy-kb2co

2 күн бұрын

He has soo many talents. I admire him.

@pallavi31dec

2 күн бұрын

Me too 😊

@venkod

8 сағат бұрын

he is actually someone more people are looking up to these days . not just for his success but his journey to being successful and going against societal norms

One of the best interview of Karan till date. We got to see a different side of him...

Thank you Faye bringing the side of Karan Johar that we don’t often see… but has always been there… people trash him so much, but there is a person so strong and genius that makes him what he is today

KofFaye with Karan 😄

@satyajitsharma97

4 күн бұрын

😂😂😂

@snehapatil9806

2 күн бұрын

😂

Karan Johar has evolved spirituality- there’s sooo much relaxation in his voice. Loved it 😊

As a 90s kid, I want to thank Karan for giving us classics back then which we will cherish forever. Over the years, i have also grown to hating homosexuality to accepting every human-being as equal. That's what Karan has earned, though I hate it sometimes that his films never given any major roles to the poorer section of the society but that was early 2000s so, I hope in the years to come, every citizen of every strata gets his due in his films which can reach every audience. In all, thanks for your service to art. (Dunno, if he'd ever read this)

@radhikakapoor8204

3 күн бұрын

Really classics?? He promoted hindutva more than anything any one else through his cringe content

@abc_cba

3 күн бұрын

@@radhikakapoor8204 can you explain how? Especially the Hindutva part?

@deepa1610

3 күн бұрын

​​@@radhikakapoor8204 what, because of his love for om jai jagdish hare? Its just his culture. Saying other religions are inferior is bigotry (hindutva or otherwise), not simply practicing the religion you're brought up with. Seen My Name Is Khan? Its the opposite of hindutva

@user-d261

2 күн бұрын

Lecifer want your Loc.

@Stonytude

2 күн бұрын

​@@radhikakapoor8204stop trying to be edgy. You have clearly not understood his ethos and movies if you feel the need to say this

Growing up, I didn’t realize that I was tomboyish until one day when I returned home while dribbling the basketball. As soon as I entered the drawing room my dad who was observing me from a distance very lightheartedly said, “Beta, why were you walking like Hanuman?” I laughed it off then but then had to work on my lady like skills, afterwards. I didn’t realize but it had hit me subconsciously. We all go through such experiences in life but don’t mull over it and hurt yourself by constantly reminding yourself about that. Mr. Johar, if I am given an option to choose between a six-packed Greek God OR You, I would choose you any day! ❤️🥂

This is so much better than the “tea and gossip” I take something from this

@rahuldhere4093

Күн бұрын

Both have a purpose.

Well, never thought a celebrity could be this candid and humane. Faye this is calming experience.

We wouldn't get to listen to this side of karan johar ,if there weren't people like faye! Here's to being better and kinder people! ❤️ Here's to being more human ❤️

Love you Faye. More power to you girl❤

Honestly, never wanted the conversation to end!

@MrShrisharma

15 сағат бұрын

seriously...

This conversation is so insightful I think Miss D’souza you should do this more ,this is an amazing conversation no gossip only real life issues that we all go through

As a practising therapist I can only say take a bow Faye !! Such a real and relevant conversation ! Karan has owned and addressed his vulnerability with such honesty and that makes him truly courageous.

Excellent format Faye. Always admired Karan for his bold presence. He gives a damn to whatever people are saying about him. Kudos to you Karan. Love you.

@adityasingh-tr3tu

4 күн бұрын

And what about his murders talented actors

I really appreciate the guts this woman has applaud the generosity she has and the life experience even for those who are from the 90s batch mam plz interview with #pooja #Lisa #tabu #manisha #neelam #karishma #urmila #raveena #kajol

There is something new you learn about Karan Johar everytime.

Bravo Karan. I salute your courage and vulnerability. Faye and Karan, this conversation will benefit and uplift so many people by addressing "unspeakable taboos."

@polarisss148

4 күн бұрын

Hahhahaha...right..hahaha...

This is for the first time I have seen Karan openly talk about his gender expression (femininity) and queer identity. More power to him. ❤

I hope today parents help their children overcome their insecurities, be yourself in such escape and convenient excuse in my opinion. Children shouldn't be told what they can or can't do, they need to figure it out. Unless harm is involved, the uncertainty of what will happen later will always remain irrespective of who you're. I wish all of us breakthrough holding ourselves back to be a better version of ourself.

Failure > Prayer+Hard-work for 365 days while others enjoy > Success (100% sure you will succeed)

This open talk concept is quite good and motivating !!! I so wish,this wud had reached the audience during my times which was much much required. Back then those times getting accepted and wanting to live life on your terms and expressing it was so difficult. If you do so you wud be judge or wud be called a brat. I have been listening to Karan Johar on many platform and yes he carry his persona so well while representing himself. Yes,in some context i may feel he has been privileged but yet not all can have same lives. Faye, great job. It will be great if you can bring on more folks who can be sometimes people out of the film industry too.

Though successful, many hates him

I saw a very different side of Karan Johar. It's a shame of the image mainstream media has given him. He's a gem.

This is beautiful ❤.. had so much fun and joy watching this

Such a fantastic interview. I can hear Karan sir speak all day long and get inspired. Sooooo well-spoken🙂. It's wonderful 👍!!

The moment I saw BLACK background in sharp contrast to the PEOPLE in LIMELIGHT, I SUBSCRIBED..LOOKING FORWARD TO MORE CONVERSATIONS..!!

Kudos to Faye!! The podcast world is so overrated, and I really enjoyed this. Thank you :)

The best conversation with Karan Johar I ever heard. The way he has opened up about his childhood, his insecurities, depression, inferiority complexity, his consultation with psychologist, treatment, feminism, public speaking, jealousy, ambition, his fame and anxieties , his vulnerabilities at large even after such a successful career ; hats off to you and Karan. It has changed my perception about him. I could never imagine that he has also faced so many problems, anxieties and humiliation like a common human human being. Thanks a lot for bringing out a human heart of this gentleman🌿🌷

This is something fresh, if karan johar wants to reinvent himself and connect to this generation, this is the way to go. The last coffee season was so cringe to watch. I didn't get why people made fun of him for being gay in award shows. He has made a way for himself and

Too good! More respect for Karan and the manner in which you have conducted this interview.

Thank you so much for bringing in Karan, Faye!! 💙🌟

It’s a unique idea … let’s have more of such like talks 👌👏👏

What a wonderful format! There is so much reflection and so much to take back! Enjoyed it throughly! 👏🏼

Love it! ❤ The Indian version of How to Fail with Elizabeth Day!!

Kudos to karan being SO open about his life and journey. His childhood years really touched me.

Kudos to you Faye , loved the show. Thank you for bringing out this side of Karan, it was like seeing Karan in a different light which is imperfectly perfect ❤

Karan's childhood-teens' journey and struggles of being considered "effeminate, fat, soft voice" and being asked "talk like a boy, act like a boy, walk like a boy" is what I truly relate to him. Never been a fan of him, today I became one. Thank you Karan for sharing, you are the voice for boys/men like me.

Well done Faye ! This was an awesome conversation ... Really love this side of Karan talking about more deeper things

Most people hate him, but he's a great guy!

Excellent conversation Ms. Faye Dsouza! Have been a long-time admirer. Hats off to Karan Johar. Never easy to talk about these issues in our country/society. 10/10 to the both of you.

10 mins in, Best podcast.

This is undoubtedly one of the best interviews of Karan, he is so honest and just freely expresses himself. That's how one should be❤. Karan should do more such interviews for people to take him seriously 😂

Faye, loved the new format. Conversational and not sounding scripted. loved it.

Such a lovely chat!

I had never liked him but today i have all my respect for this man who has his own plus and minus, a vulnerable man, but he acknowledges truth and doesn't shy away from wrongs that he has done. he is infact setting groundwork for new age Indian youth, who should not feel stifled in bad relationship or hide their sexuality. Faye this is good work, we want to see such content more often

i love this so much. it’s raw, vulnerable, intimate and so powerful. ❤

Thank you, Faye and Karan for such an open discussion on this topic. Can relate so much to your issues (I silently combat social anxiety). Gained my respect!

It started of about what do we learn from failure. Then 10 minutes into the conversation it moves to life choices and philosophy.

Discussing insecurities publicly needs real guts -well if that’s format of the show then it’s a BIG HIT👍.

Beautiful interaction, open and vulnerable. Need more of this for sure Faye ❤

Good one Faye D’Souza for this podcast about failures ,because if we see today the whole world talks only about sucess and how to be successfull ,but seeing karan opening up his failures in life is a big lesson for me ,because we know how hard its to handle failures....( I Am a total failure in my life ) so happy to see this podcast

Super KJ! Well spoken!

Great interview Faye. Please keep this going, not necessarily only with film folk or cricketers.

This is gold..!!

Thank you for this format, I have been meaning to create something about talking about failures.

Thank you for the entertainment Karan Johar❤❤

Thank u Faye 💓 Nicely done.Enjoyed watching this ❤❤❤❤

This is a unique format...great going and all the best . More power to you :)

I love how gutsy Karan Johar is, he was the one from Bollywood who openly stated what’s going right down South. Why not invest on new talented actors and writers instead of chasing big stars who are acting pricey ?

Love it. Sooo refreshing and so much more relatability ♥️

Pls don't stop it. We love your show.

Beautiful interview, Faye! In a sea of podcasts where mostly its men asking questions, you have no idea (or maybe you do and that's why we have this!) how refreshing your questions were. It finally felt great to see Karan (who i really admire a lot) as the person, the human he is minus the bling (monochromatic is probably working), the superficial questions. I thought i was being asked some of these questions because they were so open ended.. Like the one you asked about success and wealth. Please please never lose your authenticity. ❤

This was wholesome 🤌🏻✨

Loved the show. Yes, no one speaks of vulnerability but it is so real. Karan Johar seemed to speak his heart out. The duration could have been shorter though.

This hits home for me. Growing up obese and with zero self esteem, I would never want to give that to anyone let alone my children!

Loved this Podcast, unique. want to watch & listen to more Conversations like this

Hello! It's glad to hear that you never want lives with lies. You want to lives with truth and honesty. Okay, so Karan peoples are still confuse that are you really a GAY or it's just rumours?. I hope, you'll stick to your words in this podcast that you don't want to lives with lies and will give honest answer in the name of your both precious kids & loving mom.

@saurabhvashist4051

4 күн бұрын

Why does he owe it to the world to declare his orientation? Do people expect straight people to go around declaring their orientations? Do straight people give interviews declaring they are straight? No they don't. So this burden shouldn't apply the other way as well. This is a ludicrous demand being implemented by a heteronormative society. This expectation then only further burdens teenagers who struggle with their sexuality.

@trulyyoursish

4 күн бұрын

Why does he have to be honest about that? kuch bhi yaar

@avyangnag3892

4 күн бұрын

@@trulyyoursish, than he have to be careful with his words in media being a popular public figure. Public will obviously ❓ him if he talks and act like saints/straight forward human beings who hate keeping any secrecy.

@saurabhvashist4051

3 күн бұрын

@@avyangnag3892 What does that have to do with anything? He is saying he doesn't want to live a lie. He is living his life as a single man and a single parent. That is his truth and we should respect him for that. Living a lie would be getting married to a woman and projecting a false life. So far everything he has said is the truth. As a public figure, he has been honest and real without compromising on the minimum modicum of his privacy. He is entitled to that privacy, so am I and so are you. Stop expecting him to reveal all his secrets. A secret is not a lie. It is just a private matter. He is not an MLA or MP living on taxpayers money that he has to disclose every aspect of his life. He is a private individual who happens to make films.

@trulyyoursish

3 күн бұрын

@@avyangnag3892 Arre bhaiya, yeh uski private life hai. Public usko uske filmo ke baare me puch sakti hai, nepotism ke baare me puch sakti hai, lekin uski sexuality hamari problem nahi hai. Maine uski kitaab padi hai aur tab India me gayism banned tha. Toh usne tab se kuch nahi bola hai.

Teri aankhon ki namkeen mastiyan ... teri hasi ki beparwah gustakhiyan ... teri zulfon ki lehrati angdaiyan ... nahi bhoolunga main ... jab tak hai jaan, jab tak hai jaan🩷

Great podcast . Away from all the cliches. You brought out the human side of karan johar . Nice to hear him with all his vulnerability and he was very open . Kudos to you , that he felt comfortable sharing insight in to his life .

Just pure and honest.... no comments no judgements...just views which are honestly spoken. It's a good one Faye. Well done!!

This is a much much needed break from the regular podcasts. Seeing the vulnerable and "normal" side to popular personalities is amazing. Also glad to see Faye share her own experiences while Karan talks about his - looking forward to more episodes! :)

This is one of the best video you have uploaded. Best interview 🙌

Karan is so real!! Love him, every time I tune in..

Please continue this series faye as always love your work ❤❤❤❤

Excellent show. Keep up the good work.

I have enjoyed Karan’s movies from down south. All my friends, we gang up and watch it even without knowing the language 😀

This is a great conversation!!! Thank you Karan & Faye for taking out time to put this out on the internet ❤

wow, love karan speaking so openly... resonates with what I went through .. if only I could have an imaginary friend to tell me "it's okay"

when he started out i was wondering if he could make it, cos he was like a kid. today he is totally another loevel. kudos karan

Best News channel and great host Faye

Karan Johar is class apart. Thank you for this Faye. ❤

Faye more power to you. I have absolutely loved Karan for what he is. He is amazing as a person. Whole conversation made me cry a little.

Main jab bhi aap ko dekhta hoon mujhe Rab dikhta hai. Rab ke samne matha tekta hoon toh dil ko sukoon milta hai. Aap ko hanste hue dekhta hoon toh dil ko aur bhi sukoon milta hai.🎆🎵🎶

Loved the interview. As usual Karan was candid, faultlessly honest. I just wish that he realised that he's taken more seriously than he thinks, if he wasn't his films and shows wouldn't be so much awaited.

The honesty of the conversation is too beautiful ❤

When he talks about how he loves his school reunions, because he's aged better than most. "May be it's because I'm not married, may be that's what it is"😅😂

I’ve always been highly suspicious of KJo but I empathised with him today. Thank you, Faye!

This is such a beautiful and vulnerable conversation...

This is a genuine chat 🫶🏼very insightful

There was a time, when, like many others who are quick to judge people, I used to think of Karan Johar as someone who makes unrealistic films for rich people. I, for one, grew up in the 80's and 90's consuming films which constantly, as a matter of strategy, drilled the message into my head that rich people are - without an exception - bad people. If you are a mill-owner, you are a bad person, and the mazdoor in your mill is the hero. If you are a rich dad, you are a bad person, because you are constantly trying to lock your daughter up in a room so she cannot meet this poor unemployed boy she happened to fall in love with. Rich = Bad. That was the message I grew up with. Karan Johar = Bad. Anurag Kashyap = Good. Till one day, it struck me that both these filmmakers had the exact same filmmaking strategy, albeit in different segments of the spectrum. Both were empowering other people to go and make their own films. Both were telling stories that mattered to them. Both were making the films they wanted to. And in the EXACT same language and voice and style. It's just that this style, this voice was one that fitted their respective films. I think, at the end of the day, one should just go ahead and do what makes one happy, as long as it doesn't harm anyone else. That's all there is to it, really. Otherwise one day, you wake up and realize, damn, life just passed me by, and I spent it conforming to other people's expectations. This was a good interview, and more than anything else, I personally was happy to see that both these wonderful people, Karan and Faye, in their own ways, and despite the respective and unique struggles that they have been through, are doing what they want, what makes them happy, and that they will sleep well at night. Nothing - absolutely NOTHING - is more important than that.

Good👍

Why is this interview so therapeutic that it brings a sense of happiness from deep inside the abyss?

I love this interview! So vulnerable and honest. Kudos to Karan for sharing, and to you for making the space for conversations like these.

These are the kind of one-on-one interviews we need. Insightful and interesting!

faye you are a therapist. period.

Karan's most candid interview. Enjoyed the episode. The format is so fresh & real. Goodluck!