KWK8 Karan Johar Slams Deepika Ranveer's Trollers: Koffee With Karan's latest episode saw host Karan Johar in an angry mood when he addressed the incessant trolling for the opening episode of the show with Deepika Padukone and Ranveer Singh.

The real-life couple were subjected to harsh criticism over the revelations about their marriage. The duo graced the first episode of the show, where they revealed that there was initially no "real commitment" between her and Ranveer and that they were technically in an open relationship until he proposed her for marriage.

Karan Johar reacts to the trolling of Deepika and Ranveer's episode

In the most recent episode of his chat show, which featured Aditya Roy Kapur and Arjun Kapoor as guests, Karan Johar was seen speaking on the phenomenon of social media trolling. He remarked, "I felt that it was one of the most honest episodes and the most heartfelt episodes I did with Deepika and Ranveer."

He then added, "I think all three of kind of came clean on so much of our emotional heft, so many of our feelings. And then there was a ridiculous kind of aftereffect. I just want to put it out there that episode angered me, and the reaction angered me. I thought it was one of our best episodes. They were outstandingly honest. They were earnest. They spoke so much. They shared so much."

"They were so gracious. And then you're f*cking talking about some nonsense. I am like, 'What do you know about somebody else's personal life and marraige?' Tu apne ghar pe dekh na (Look at what's happening at your own home) is what I wanted to tell them. I wanted to show them my f*cking middle finger! I am like, you know, just shut up," he concluded.

What happened on the Deepika and Ranveer episode?

Deepika and Ranveer appeared together for the time after their marriage on the Koffee couch and talked about several things about their marriage, including courtship, marriage, challenges involved, and also shared their wedding movie.

Deepika's 'open relationship' statement caused a stir online, and people called her a red flag.