Indian films still being labelled as a song-and-dance routine in the global circuit troubles Karan Johar a lot, and the director-producer feels such misconceptions about the country’s cinema hinder its growth internationally. Citing examples of acclaimed movies such as Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, Padman and Bareilly Ki Barfi, the 45-year-old filmmaker says Indian films have much more to offer than the “cliched sequences”.
