Karan Johar has once again worn his love for cinema on his sleeve, this time while reflecting on The Devil Wears Prada 2. Known for his deep admiration for global storytelling and strong female-led narratives, Karan attended a screening of the sequel and shared a detailed, emotional take on how the film connects nostalgia with present-day realities. While the first film remains close to his heart, he believes the sequel speaks more directly to today’s shifting media landscape.
Karan Johar Praises The Devil Wears Prada 2
Taking to Instagram, Karan Johar recalled his first experience of watching the original film starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway. He highlighted how nostalgia continues to shape his connection with the story and its characters. “Nostalgia is powerful…. It keeps the present hopeful … my memory of watching devilwearsprada is embedded in my heart… I walked out more in love with Meryl Streep ( if that was possible) and understanding the pursuits of Miranda Priestly… even though she was a tough leader, even though she was aesthetically judgmental and raising an eyebrow elitist to a fault.”
He further explained how he now views the characters differently with time. “I wondered how I would feel revisiting Andy, Nigel, Emily and Miranda…. Right at the top, let me not compare the two films as the first has a massive heads up of cumulative nostalgia….”
Karan Johar Lauds Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway
However, it was the sequel’s relevance that stood out for him. According to Karan, the film captures the ongoing shift from print to digital and reflects broader industry changes. “This sequel speaks of our times, the ( sadly) emerging irrelevance of serious journalism (sic)… The digital overdrive Mania that is eating into the beauty of print… the powerlessness of the artistically powerful forces at the hands of corporations… the need for consolidations over ideations… all that in a Comedy? Yes… That’s the solid strength of Part 2 it makes u think of the travesty of our times.”
He also shared how the characters have evolved in the sequel. “Miranda is more vulnerable, Andy is more hopeful… Nigel is more amiable, and Emily is just wonderful! I ate my popcorn and sat back on my red hot seat and went back to my 33-year-old self who believed that visions can’t be replaced by vendors!!! That’s all…”
Meanwhile, fans quickly reacted to his latest review, adding their own spin to the conversation. Some even suggested a Bollywood adaptation, with comments like, “How about you make a bollywood version of it?” and “I know he is already thinking of a remake with Ananya and Alia in it,” highlighting how strongly the film continues to resonate across audiences.
Interestingly, Karan’s admiration for Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway is not new. He had earlier expressed his excitement after meeting them, writing, “I am singularly obsessed and inspired by the unmatchable brilliance of Meryl Streep. In many ways she has been my guru in the art of acting & portraying characters across cinema!! I have watched The Devil Wears Prada no less than 47 times.” Where people compared him to Miranda Priestly.
About The Devil Wears Prada 2
The Devil Wears Prada 2 continues the story set in the high-stakes world of fashion and media. Building on the legacy of the 2006 original, the sequel explores the evolving dynamics of journalism and the growing dominance of digital platforms over traditional print. With returning characters like Miranda Priestly and Andy Sachs, the film blends nostalgia with contemporary themes, offering a commentary on power, relevance, and transformation in a rapidly changing industry.
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Varsha Tiwari is a budding content writer passionate about Bollywood, pop culture, and the stories behind the spotlight. She enjoys breaking down trends, celebrity moments, and film narratives into engaging, reader-friendly content. Always curious and observant, she is currently pursuing a Master’s in Communication and Journalism. Outside of writing, she enjoys painting because storytelling doesn’t always need words to make an impact.















