Karan Johar breaks silence on social media users accusing him of taking Ozempic, a type 2 diabetes medication, for weight loss.

According to a report, Ozempic is not approved for weight loss, but some physicians prescribe it to be used for weight loss. “Ozempic® is not FDA approved for weight loss or chronic weight management,” the Ozempic website says.

Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar was left feeling offended by an Ozempic joke, and his reaction has everyone talking. What exactly was said, and why did it rub him the wrong way? Watch now"You’re Laughing?

Karan Johar’s recent appearance on The Kapil Sharma Show sparked rumours of using Ozempic for his drastic weight loss. However, the filmmaker clarified on social media that his transformation was due to a healthy lifestyle and disciplined diet,

Film-maker Karan Johar finally broke his silence on the buzz around his recent weight loss. Many on social speculated if he consumed a drug known as "Ozempic" to reduce his weight. Dismissing all the rumours,

Karan Johar said he was 'offended' after Maheep Kapoor 'called out people using Ozempic for fast weight loss'. He said he was 'being healthy and eating well'.

Karan Johar addressed accusations of using the diabetes drug, Ozempic, for fast weight loss. This comes after Maheep Kapoor spoke about the drug in Fabulous Lives vs Bollywood Wives.

Bollywood director Karan Johar was "offended" when Maheep Kapoor, star of Fabulous Lives vs. Bollywood Wives, made fun of people who choose to use Ozempic drug in order to lose weight. It all began when an X user was commended for exposing individuals who were using Ozempic to lose weight and causing it to run out of stock for diabetics.

Maheep Kapoor reshared Karan Johar's post on her Instagram Stories, adding laughing and face-palming emojis. Re-sharing her post, Karan added, “You're laughing? I'm offended.” The third season of Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives (titled Fabulous Lives Vs Bollywood Wives) was released on Friday,

Bollywood ace filmmaker Karan Johar recently addressed a claim made by a user on X (formerly Twitter), accusing him of using Ozempic, a drug often linked to rapid weight loss.