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Karan Johar has been sharing cryptic posts one after the other for some time now. Now in his new post, the actor has taken a dig at those who follow trends in Bollywood.
The director wrote that there is a shortage of original content in Bollywood. Karan shared a story on Instagram and wrote,
'If you want a bigger scale then make it,
If there is action, then make action.
If love story works then make love story,
If a chick-flick is a hit, go there.
The weather changes every week,
Conviction dies every week,
Brother, it is box office, not Instagram reel.
You will remain trending for 30 seconds right there.
Had made a similar post two days ago also
However, this is not the first time that Karan has shared such a post. The director shared a similar cryptic post on Monday also. In this post, he had mentioned cosmetic processes like Botox and fillers without taking anyone's name. The director shared a story on his Instagram account and wrote,
'Apply fillers, you don't get fulfillment,
Wear make up, age is decreasing.
Do as much botox as you want, it's like getting stung by a bee.
Changing your nose doesn't make any difference,
The exterior may change when it passes under the knife,
But my nature does not change.
A few days before this, the director had also shared a post related to the relationship. Karan had written in it,
'Be able to survive without a companion,
The temperature of our AC will not change.
You won't find love, right?
There will be no compromise on separate bathroom.
The demand for monogamy will be fulfilled,
Where do you find life and options again?
Now celebrate your single status.
Second date is better than anniversary.
Karan Johar made a comeback as a director after 6 years through 'Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani'.
Made a comeback last year with 'Rocky Aur Rani'
On the work front, Karan made a comeback as a director with the film 'Rocky Aur Rani Ki Prem Kahani' released last year. Ranveer Singh and Alia Bhatt starrer had earned Rs 355 crore in this film. It was the seventh highest-grossing film of the year.
