Karan Johar On Intolerance
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IIFA Awards 2017: 'Nepotism Rocks,' Chant Karan Johar, Saif Ali Khan And Varun Dhawan. Not Funny, Says Twitter
In February this year, Kangana Ranaut had called Karan Johar 'intolerant' towards outsiders and a 'flag bearer of nepotism' on his popular chat show Koffee With Karan.
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Kangana Ranaut Vs Karan Johar On Nepotism: What Other Stars Say
Kangana had told Karan Johar: "In my biopic, if ever it's made, you'll play that stereotypical Bollywood biggie, who is like you know, very snooty and completely intolerant towards outsiders, flag-bearer of nepotism, the movie mafia"
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Karan Johar, Who Said Democracy is a 'Joke,' Isn't 'Scared of Anyone'
"Without fear and without any hesitation, I can say anything. My silence has stated everything. I'm not scared of anyone. The thoughts are mine and will always be mine and I'm very proud of my own feelings and thoughts. Unfortunately, some people might agree or disagree but on a film like Aligarh, there will be no disagreement," said Karan
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Akshay Kumar, Shatrughan Sinha Slam Remarks On Intolerance
Wading into the intolerance debate, Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar today came out against remarks by Aamir Khan, saying ups and downs happen in every nation and one should not start giving "bold" statements.
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Arvind Kejriwal Supports Karan Johar; Says Only PM Modi Can Talk 'Mann ki Baat'
Coming out in support of filmmaker Karan Johar for his remarks on intolerance, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday appeared to take a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that only "one person" can talk about his "mann ki baat".
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Kajol Says 'No Dividing Lines, No Intolerance in Bollywood'
"Our industry will always keep reflecting on what is happening in our society. It will keep on going and everyone is welcome. There are no dividing lines, no caste, no creed and no intolerance in Bollywood," Kajol, 41, said on the third day of the ongoing Jaipur Literature Festival
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Democracy And Freedom Of Expression Are 'Jokes': Director Karan Johar
Freedom of expression is "the biggest joke", said Karan Johar, one of Bollywood's most successful film directors, at the Jaipur Literature Festival.
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Karan Johar Will Not Comment on 'Intolerance.' Here's Why
"I feel bound on every level. Be it what I put out on celluloid or what I say in print. I feel like there is some kind of a legal notice waiting for me always, wherever I go. I've become some kind of an FIR king," said Karan. He also said that he doesn't want to "fight the government" by talking about "intolerance"
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IIFA Awards 2017: 'Nepotism Rocks,' Chant Karan Johar, Saif Ali Khan And Varun Dhawan. Not Funny, Says Twitter
In February this year, Kangana Ranaut had called Karan Johar 'intolerant' towards outsiders and a 'flag bearer of nepotism' on his popular chat show Koffee With Karan.
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Kangana Ranaut Vs Karan Johar On Nepotism: What Other Stars Say
Kangana had told Karan Johar: "In my biopic, if ever it's made, you'll play that stereotypical Bollywood biggie, who is like you know, very snooty and completely intolerant towards outsiders, flag-bearer of nepotism, the movie mafia"
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Karan Johar, Who Said Democracy is a 'Joke,' Isn't 'Scared of Anyone'
"Without fear and without any hesitation, I can say anything. My silence has stated everything. I'm not scared of anyone. The thoughts are mine and will always be mine and I'm very proud of my own feelings and thoughts. Unfortunately, some people might agree or disagree but on a film like Aligarh, there will be no disagreement," said Karan
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Akshay Kumar, Shatrughan Sinha Slam Remarks On Intolerance
Wading into the intolerance debate, Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar today came out against remarks by Aamir Khan, saying ups and downs happen in every nation and one should not start giving "bold" statements.
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Arvind Kejriwal Supports Karan Johar; Says Only PM Modi Can Talk 'Mann ki Baat'
Coming out in support of filmmaker Karan Johar for his remarks on intolerance, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday appeared to take a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that only "one person" can talk about his "mann ki baat".
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Kajol Says 'No Dividing Lines, No Intolerance in Bollywood'
"Our industry will always keep reflecting on what is happening in our society. It will keep on going and everyone is welcome. There are no dividing lines, no caste, no creed and no intolerance in Bollywood," Kajol, 41, said on the third day of the ongoing Jaipur Literature Festival
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Democracy And Freedom Of Expression Are 'Jokes': Director Karan Johar
Freedom of expression is "the biggest joke", said Karan Johar, one of Bollywood's most successful film directors, at the Jaipur Literature Festival.
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Karan Johar Will Not Comment on 'Intolerance.' Here's Why
"I feel bound on every level. Be it what I put out on celluloid or what I say in print. I feel like there is some kind of a legal notice waiting for me always, wherever I go. I've become some kind of an FIR king," said Karan. He also said that he doesn't want to "fight the government" by talking about "intolerance"
