His direction of fifteen films during these decades, with eleven turning into massive hits like "Kalicharan," "Vidhaata," and "Taal," cements his legacy as a pivotal architect of Hindi cinema's golden era. Ghai's knack for assembling star-studded casts and launching future Bollywood luminaries highlights his visionary approach to filmmaking. His innovations, such as combating video piracy by drawing audiences back to theaters, pioneering the release of film soundtracks on audio CDs, and expanding the reach of Hindi cinema on the global stage, underscore his forward-thinking mindset. These contributions not only shaped a pivotal period in cinema but also set a benchmark for future filmmakers. The celebrated filmmaker has extended his influence beyond movie directing through the establishment of Whistling Woods International, India's leading film and creative arts institute. Here, he dedicates himself to cultivating new talent and guiding the next generation of film industry professionals. "Karma's Child" offers an introspective look at Ghai's transition from a dreamer to a cinematic legend, whose journey mirrors the dramatic flair of his movies. Subhash Ghai expressed his heartfelt connection to the film industry and his personal journey in crafting his destiny against all odds, saying, "Countless stars are born in our film industry and just as many fade away. What you hold in your hands is the story of how a young man came from nowhere, faced the challenges before him, and carved his own path. This book is the story of the Hindi film industry as it unfolded before my eyes from the 1960s till today." Suveen Sinha shared his enthusiasm for collaborating with Ghai on the memoir, noting his personal admiration for Ghai's work. "I was mesmerized by the rotating sign of LION in Kalicharan. I cheered when Jackie limped to save his love in Hero. I danced to one two ka four in Ram Lakhan. To work with Subhash Ghai on this memoir feels like a dream come true. We wanted to write this book as the story of the Hindi film industry told from the perspective of its biggest showman, which is why we chose to narrate it in the third person. That makes it a unique celebrity memoir." Udayan Mitra of HarperCollins underscored the memoir's allure, likening its humor, drama, and captivating anecdotes to the immersive experience of watching a Subhash Ghai film. The anticipation for "Karma's Child" is high, with its launch scheduled for 15th November 2024 at the National Centre for the Performing Arts (NCPA) in Mumbai. This event, part of the esteemed Literature Live festival, will start at 4:30 PM and include a special appearance by Gulzar Sahab, with acclaimed filmmaker Imtiaz Ali leading a discussion on the memoir. Priced at INR 699, "Karma's Child" promises readers an intimate exploration of Subhash Ghai's life and contributions to Hindi cinema, filled with inspiration and hours of entertainment. Ghai's remarkable career, spanning over four decades as a film writer, director, producer, and the visionary behind Mukta Arts and Whistling Woods International, alongside Suveen Sinha's acclaimed journalistic prowess, makes this memoir a must-read for enthusiasts of Indian cinema and storytelling.