Filmmaker Karan Johar expressed disappointment over an Indian comedy show mimicking him, deeming it in “exceptionally poor taste.” Without naming the show or the comedian, he conveyed his sadness at the disrespect from within the industry. Comedian Kettan Singh issued an apology, stating his intention to entertain rather than hurt.
Filmmaker Karan Johar slammed an Indian comedy show for mimicking him in “exceptionally poor taste.”
Taking to Instagram, Johar said that he was not angry but saddened by the act on a reputed TV channel which according to him mimicked him in poor taste.
Without disclosing the name of the show or the actor, he said that a comic was mimicking him in the promo of a reality show as he was sitting and watching television with his mom.
“A comic was mimicking me in exceptionally poor taste… I expect this from trolls and faceless and nameless people but when your own industry can disrespect someone who has been in the business for over 25 years it speaks volumes about the times we live in… this doesn’t even anger me it just makes me sad!” he wrote.
Social media users were quick to begin guessing the name of the comedian who according to Karan Johar insulted him.
However, comedian Kettan Singh expressed his apology in a statement to an Indian media outlet.
“First of all, whatever impersonation I do because I watch a lot of Karan Johar on the coffee show, I am a fan of his work. If my actions hurt him, I would like to apologize to him,” he said.
Singh maintained that it was not his intention to hurt the filmmaker as he only wanted to entertain the audience.
The recent incident involving Karan Johar and a popular comedy show has sparked a heated debate about the boundaries of satire and mimicry in the entertainment industry. The acclaimed filmmaker and producer recently voiced his disapproval of the show’s portrayal of him, citing the potential impact on his public image. This brings to light the broader discussion about the rights and responsibilities of comedians and entertainers when it comes to imitating public figures. While satire has long been a cornerstone of comedy, it is crucial for creators to navigate this terrain with sensitivity and respect. This incident serves as a reminder of the fine line between humor and potential harm, and calls for a nuanced consideration of the impact of satirical portrayals on individuals. As the dialogue unfolds, it presents an opportunity for the industry to reflect on the ethical dimensions of comedic representation and the need for thoughtful and responsible storytelling.
Source: ARY NEWS
Karan Johar, a renowned filmmaker, criticized an Indian comedy show for mimicking him in what he deemed “exceptionally poor taste.” Without revealing the show or the actor, Johar expressed sadness over the disrespectful portrayal. He emphasized his disappointment in the industry’s lack of respect for his extensive career. Social media users speculated about the comedian responsible, while Kettan Singh, the comedian in question, issued an apology, clarifying that his impersonation was not intended to cause harm. Singh stated that his goal was solely to entertain the audience. Johar’s reaction has sparked discussion and raised questions about the boundaries of humor in the entertainment industry.
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