Filmmaker Karan Johar, a devoted fan of Meryl Streep, recently reviewed 'The Devil Wears Prada 2,' reflecting on how the sequel resonates with contemporary issues. He noted that while the original film, released in 2006, is filled with personal nostalgia, the follow-up addresses the fading relevance of print journalism amidst the rise of digital culture. Johar shared his thoughts on Instagram, stating, 'Nostalgia is powerful... my memory of watching #devilwearsprada is embedded in my heart.' He praised the sequel for its insightful commentary on the challenges faced by artists in a corporate-dominated landscape, all while maintaining a comedic tone. Johar described the characters as more developed, with Miranda Priestly showing vulnerability and Andy exuding hope. He concluded by reminiscing about his younger self, who believed in the importance of creative vision over commercial interests.