A Legendary Filmmaker’s Journey
Renowned filmmaker Subhash Ghai, the visionary behind Bollywood classics like Karz, Taal, and Hero, will launch his memoir Karma’s Child on 15th November at the Literature Live Film Festival in Mumbai. This much-anticipated book, co-authored with journalist Suveen Sinha and published by HarperCollins, chronicles Ghai’s remarkable journey from a self-made filmmaker to the founder of Whistling Woods International, India’s premier film institute.
The Event: Gulzar to Launch, Imtiaz Ali to Host Session
Legendary lyricist and filmmaker Gulzar will launch Karma’s Child, followed by a discussion moderated by director Imtiaz Ali. The memoir dives deep into Ghai’s career, revealing the struggles, triumphs, and pivotal moments that shaped his path. This event, also graced by HarperCollins’ executive publisher Udayan Mitra, promises to be a heartfelt celebration of Ghai’s journey and influence on Indian cinema.
Inside Karma’s Child
Karma’s Child explores Ghai’s cinematic legacy, including his pioneering contributions to Bollywood. Known for grand narratives and iconic music, Ghai’s films brought Hindi cinema to global audiences. The memoir offers rare insights into his life, detailing his journey of self-discovery and resilience in a demanding industry. Ghai also reflects on his dream of establishing Whistling Woods, dedicated to nurturing future filmmakers.
A Message from Subhash Ghai
For Ghai, cinema is more than a profession—it’s a passion. “In Karma’s Child, I’ve shared not only my successes but also my stumbles and moments of self-discovery. This book is for everyone who dares to dream,” says Ghai.
Karma’s Child will be available in bookstores on 24th November, offering fans and film students an intimate look at Ghai’s incredible legacy.
