The movie indirectly taught us that a woman needs to change the way she dressed in order to get male attention. She said, what? That’s all you have to say?’ I said yes because I know you’re right.' 'She told me, ‘what have you shown? That a girl has short hair, so she’s not attractive, and now her hair is long and she’s pretty? What do you have to say to this?’ I said I’m sorry. (Also Read: Did You Know, Shah Rukh Khan Thought Kuch Kuch Hota Hai’s Script Was Utterly Nonsense At First?) © Provided by Indiatimes However, after eight years when she put make-up on, dons a saree and sports long hair, she becomes attractive. Anjali, wasn't attractive when she was a tomboy. Shaban was aghast seeing Kajol's character's transformation and how she was perceived.

(Also Read: Remember The Adorable Sardar Kid From 'Kuch Kuch Hota Hai'? Parzaan Dastur Is Now Engaged) © Provided by Indiatimes She was aghast,' he said in his speech during the Indian Film Festival at Melbourne. I remember (actress) Shabana Azmi saw the film somewhere in the UK and she called me. 'KKHH is the most politically incorrect film. When Shabana Azmi watched the film in the UK, she immediately called Johar to 'blast' at him. However, decades later, even Karan Johar agrees that the film was highly problematic and he was aware of it.

The film was a game-changer for Karan Johar's career. From blatantly sexist to downright misogynistic, Kuch Kuch Hota Hai was a highly problematic film that 23 years ago made the entire country swoon over and emerged to be a blockbuster.

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