Archive · 18 Dec 2025
Karan Johar on Handling Online Trolls
Karan Johar, a famous filmmaker, recently talked about how he handles online trolls and criticism.
He said that most criticism comes from people who are unhappy and frustrated.
He believes that 95% of trolling comes from faceless, nameless, and pointless people.
Instead of getting upset, Karan feels pity for these trolls because he thinks they are unhappy and bitter.
He also feels important because he is relevant enough for people to talk about him.
Karan advises that when criticism is not valid, you should follow your own path, feel pity for the person, and be happy that you are relevant.
Karan Johar discussed handling online trolls and criticism at I.I.M.U.N.
He believes 95% of trolling comes from faceless, unhappy, and frustrated people.
Karan feels pity for trolls instead of getting upset or offended.
He advises to follow your own path and feel happy about your relevance.
Karan was recently announced as a member of the Board of Advisors at I.I.M.U.N.
- Who
- Karan Johar
- What
- Handling online trolls and criticism
- When
- During his announcement as a Board of Advisors member at I.I.M.U.N
- Where
- India’s International Movement to United Nations (I.I.M.U.N)
- Why
- To share his perspective on dealing with online criticism and trolls
- Person
- Karan Johar
- Event
- India’s International Movement to United Nations (I.I.M.U.N)
- Role
- Board of Advisors
- Percentage of Trolling
- 95%
- Karan's Response
- Pity and Relevance
