"You have sick mind," said Karan Johar in criticizing homophobes who attack his sexuality – read the full statement

Karan Johar is no stranger to online trolls. The filmmaker has been manhandled online several times. While the head of Dharma Productions says that social media trolls do not affect him, KJo recently said he was fed up with people who were attacking his baduality online. Appearing in the Pinch show of Arbaaz Khan, the filmmaker said that he hated what was happening among the trolls online, that is, that they were making homophobic comments. Karan confessed that he had found homophobic patients sick and that he was tired of trolls who treated the badual choice as if it was an illness.

"It's my privilege to talk about my life, my baduality, my orientation. It's mine. What poses me a problem is that there is a level of homophobia and that it bores me a lot because it is sick. I mean, you can talk about what you think about my baduality, it's your prerogative, but if you're commenting and hurting your gay, it's when I have a problem because it means you have a mind sick, an uninformed mind and an uneducated one. thought process, "he told Arbaaz.

" You can talk about me, but do not give the impression that I'm sick or that something is wrong with me and I should shut up because you think I'm gay. Then you should shut up because you do not have a life. That's how I see things, "he added.

The producer-director stated that his reaction to trolls has changed over the years. After being touched by their statements, he became indifferent and now he's making fun of their comments. "Every morning, I get up for abuse and it amuses me," he said.

Late in the night, Karan is more openly attacked with questions about his baduality. At the launch of his book The Unsuitable Boy, Karan addressed the issue of his baduality and said, "Everybody knows what my badual orientation is. I do not need to shout it. If I need to clarify it, I will not do it just because I live in a country where I could be sentenced to prison.

In the past, Karan consulted Instagram to talk about homophobia in the country. "I became the peasant of homobaduality in this country," he wrote, adding that "Twitter is the most abused country. I wake up with at least 200 hate messages saying, "Get out, you pollute our country, you mess up the company" or "Shove [IPC Section] 377 your bad." I get this everyday and I learned to laugh about it. "

On the labor front, Karan is busy with the release of Kesari, Kalank, and will soon become director of Takht.