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Karan Johar Launches Janhvi Kapoor And Ishaan Khattar In Dhadak, Twitterati Chants ‘Nepotism Rocks’

Karan Johar is once again pulled into the Nepostism controversy

Written by: Prachi Kulkarni Edited by: Prachi Kulkarni
Published: November 16, 2017, 10:23 AM IST

Stars are now extra careful while talking or posting anything on social media, thanks to the idle trolls. Whenever something new hits the internet, the trolls are ready with their honest opinion and trolling skills. This is what happened recently with Janhvi Kapoor and Ishaan Khattar’s debut Bollywood film ‘Dhadak’. Dhadak is an official adaptation of Marathi blockbuster film ‘Sairat’. This adaptation will be directed by Shashank Khaitan and produced by Dharma Productions. As soon as the new poster was released, the netizens started trolling it endlessly. Karan Johar was targeted for launching Sridevi’s daughter and Shahid Kapoor’s brother.

Twitterati commented things like ‘Kangana of your show rightly pointed out “Flag Bearer of Nepotism” ‘King of Nepotism!’ ‘Wooah !! NEPOTISM ROCKS….’ ‘This ishaan doesn’t even look good has a funny face n of course the girl is another filmy khandan daughter..so kjo is yet again presnting perfect example of wat hes good at nepotism’ ‘You will never understand the issue of Nepotism not because you got career because of it, also your dad got career because of it. So I understand your problem “Nepotism के अहसानों तले दबे’ हुए हो।’ accha hi hai people threaten you during your movies releases.’ Check out the comments below this poster. (ALSO READ: Sridevi, Anil Kapoor, Varun Dhawan, Sonam Kapoor Can’t Stop Raving About The Dhadak Posters – Read Tweets)

Well, these comments and more such are quite worrisome as the teaser or trailer has not even hit the screens. Why not give these stars a chance to prove their mettle and then comment on it? Well, one should know that being on social media is no more a cake walk! So, do you agree with the trolls or do you have a different opinion? Post it in the comment section below.

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