Subhash Ghai describes cinema as “a heartbeat, a calling, and a canvas for dreams” as he shares insights about his memoir Karma’s Child : Bollywood News

Last month, we had reported that Subhash Ghai will be debuting as an author since he is bringing his memoir to life titled ‘Karma’s Child’. The filmmaker, best known for films like Karz, Ram Lakhan, Taal, Pardes, and many others, is fondly addressed as the Showman of Bollywood and has worked with several big names from the industry. Recalling his journey in the industry, the memoir is expected to share Ghai’s personal experiences that shaped his career.

Subhash Ghai describes cinema as “a heartbeat, a calling, and a canvas for dreams” as he shares insights about his memoir Karma’s Child

While he had earlier shared his excitement as the announcement about ‘Karma’s Child’ was made in October, Subhash Ghai further opened up about the book recently. “Cinema has always been more than just a profession for me, it’s a heartbeat, a calling, and a canvas for dreams,” said Subhash Ghai. “In ‘Karma’s Child’, I’ve opened up not just about my successes but the struggles, the stumbles, and the countless moments of self-discovery. This book is for everyone who has dared to dream big and faced life head-on. I hope it reminds readers that no matter where we start, the power to shape our journey lies within us.”, he added.

With ‘Karma’s Child’, Subhash Ghai opens up about his highs and lows, reflecting on what it means to create one’s own destiny in an industry that both builds and breaks dreams. Now, as the founder of Whistling Woods International, he continues to shape the future of Indian cinema by nurturing the next generation of filmmakers. It further promises to be a poignant celebration of Subhash Ghai’s journey and a rare insight into the mind of a director who not only shaped his own destiny but left an indelible mark on Indian cinema.

The launch of the book was held amid the presence of Udayan Mitra, executive publisher of Harper Collins along with poet-lyricist Gulzar Sahab. Whereas, the book shall be available on the stands starting November 24.

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