Karan Johar shocks internet as he DELETES Twitter; says ‘Goodbye’ | Bollywood Bubble

A lot of celebrities have quit social media after receiving immense negativity from netizens. Stars like Sonakshi Sinha, Aamir Khan, Aayush Sharma and many others have decided to bid adieu to social media. Now, the latest one to join the bandwagon is filmmaker Karan Johar who recently announced that he is quitting Twitter.

He recently dropped a statement mentioning that he quit Twitter to make space for positive energy. KJo wrote, “Making space for more positive energies only and this is step one towards that. Goodbye Twitter!” We quickly even went to our Twitter to check his account; shockingly, the account does not exist anymore. Karan Johar has indeed quit Twitter.

After he announced his goodbye on social media, he received mixed reactions from netizens. While some were extremely sad to see him leave, some rejoiced with the news. Nevertheless, the Ae Dil Hai Mushkil director is very much present on Instagram.

The Koffee With Karan host is often seen at the receiving end of criticism. Whenever he steps outside or makes his social media presence, he has been the subject of much criticism and hatred online.

In fact, in the finale episode of KWK 7, the filmmaker opened up about trolls and his mental health issues. “I actually built some kind of thick skin over the years. Honestly, it doesn’t bother me the way people think it should bother me. When I read stuff that is completely putrid, awful, they come down to abusing even like my kids, I mean those are times where actually I feel like, F***, just leave them out of it. You can say what you want about me, my sexuality, all the conspiracy theories they have, and really down and dirty but it doesn’t bother me,” the Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani director said.

KJo even spoke about going through therapy to deal with his issues. “I wasn’t even telling people that I was in therapy and that I was going through an issue of anxiety for 3-4 years.”

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