Troll asks Karan Johar if he has had a dysfunction between the sexes, is arrested with an epic response

Karan Johar is no stranger to the troll. Whether it's his sense of fashion or his badual orientation, the filmmaker is frequently attacked on social media for his choices.

Recently, Karan was on Arbaaz Khan's chat show, where he read a comment from a troll who had asked him if he had a "gender malfunction". Of course, he closed the troll as a total leader.

"No, Parineeti, I was born man.I am proud to be a man.I have a wife in me, which makes me more worthy of a man." Karan replied.

The filmmaker revealed that he was no longer angry about the hunt. "At first, when I had it (shuffling), I occupied myself in being upset and angry, and then I fell into a state of indifference, because I was in a state of indifference. was like, I could not let that happen … Now, I'm in a state of glorious fun, every morning I get up for abuse and it amuses me, "he said.

Karan then badyzed the reasons why trolls attack celebrities on social networks. "The problem with social media is that it is clear that there is no face and that sometimes it has no name. There are people who live their own lives and others bother them. They do not realize that some of us are as vulnerable as they are and are going through our own difficulties, turbulence, problems … Nobody realizes it, he said.

"They just think that the industry is glamorous and that you are privileged.Some of us come back to loneliness, emptiness, fears, apprehensions, depression, anxiety.Everyone lives in through the rhythms of life .It's just that we internalize it and that they outsource it and continue to write this sort of rubbish at random, "he added.

According to Karan, trolls could either be unemployed or think that they are unattractive or simply unhappy. "They are unleashed on us, it's like that, it's part of our business," he said.

As for the works, Karan will soon start working on his future directorial project, Takht. He played in Ranveer Singh, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Vicky Kaushal, Alia Bhatt, Kapoor Janhvi, Anil Kapoor and Bhumi Pednekar in the epic drama of the period, which takes place in the context of the Mughal Empire. The Takht release is scheduled for 2020.

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