Mumbai:
Karan Johar was left fuming after being mocked on the social media about his sexuality following news of the legalisation of same-sex marriages in the USA. The celebrated filmmaker said trivialising such 'breakthrough' moments' was a 'shameful' act.
Here's what the filmmaker tweeted after a user on micro-blogging site Twitter took a jibe at his sexuality.
The tweet came after the USA Supreme Court passed a judgment last Friday ruling that same-sex marriage was a legal right across the country.
Meanwhile, homosexuality remains illegal in India after the Supreme Court in 2013 upheld Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code.
Here's what the filmmaker tweeted after a user on micro-blogging site Twitter took a jibe at his sexuality.
https://t.co/5We8Ko4Sbg it's so sad and disgusting when a major breakthrough movement is made into a mockery by some on Twitter!! Shame!!!
— Karan Johar (@karanjohar) June 27, 2015The tweet came after the USA Supreme Court passed a judgment last Friday ruling that same-sex marriage was a legal right across the country.
Meanwhile, homosexuality remains illegal in India after the Supreme Court in 2013 upheld Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code.
