Karan Johar Shuts Troll Calling Him ‘Nepo Kid Ka Daijaan’ For Praising Saiyaara Stars: Chup Kar
Karan Johar recently expressed his admiration for the film "Saiyaara," featuring debutants Ahaan Panday and Aneet Padda. After watching the movie, Karan shared that he was moved to tears, yet felt immense joy.
He praised the film's music, describing it as a vital character within the story. Karan also lauded director Mohit Suri, calling "Saiyaara" his best work to date.
On Instagram, Karan posted a heartfelt note about the film and its cast. He described Ahaan and Aneet as "beyond magical," highlighting their performances as spectacular and amazing. Karan expressed excitement for their future in the industry, noting how their portrayals deeply affected him emotionally.
Praise for Saiyaara's Music
Karan emphasised the significance of the music in "Saiyaara," stating it played a crucial role in enhancing the film's narrative. He commended Aditya Chopra for his production debut and Mohit Suri for his storytelling prowess. The music wasn't just an accompaniment but an integral part of the cinematic experience.
Despite lacking big stars or franchise backing, "Saiyaara" has been a success at the box office, earning ₹83 crore domestically. The romantic drama follows Krish, played by Ahaan Panday, an aspiring singer, and Vaani, portrayed by Aneet Padda, who writes lyrics for him. The film's performance has been noteworthy given its modest release circumstances.
Karan Johar Responds to Criticism
However, not all reactions were positive. A troll labelled Karan as a "nepo kid ka daijaan" on social media. In response, Karan urged them to stop spreading negativity and appreciate the hard work of newcomers like Ahaan and Aneet. His 'chup kar' reply garnered support from fans who agreed that talent should be recognised regardless of background.
Fans have shown strong support for both the film and its cast. Many praised Karan's response to criticism and expressed hope for more romantic films featuring Ahaan and Aneet. Comments highlighted how rare it is to find such impactful movies that are both heart-wrenching and uplifting.
The success of "Saiyaara" underscores that compelling storytelling can triumph without relying on established stars or major promotional campaigns. This achievement reflects well on everyone involved in its creation, from actors to technical teams.
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