He
Refuses
To
Work
With
Molesters
When
Karan
was
asked
what
he
has
to
say
about
the
biggest
of
television
stars
being
named
as
molesters
in
the
#MeToo
movement,
he
said,
"If
I'm
offered
a
project
with
Alok
Nath
or
others
named
as
molesters,
I
will
quit
the
show."
Exploited
Men
Should
Be
Empowered
Karan
said
the
movement
shouldn't
focus
on
one
particular
gender
and
should
give
equal
opportunity
to
all
to
speak
up.
"To
be
honest,
in
the
times
that
we
are,
#MeToo
is
not
just
for
women,
it
is
also
for
men.
This
movement
must
not
be
gender
specific.
There
have
been
cases
where
men
have
also
been
rendered
helpless,
suppressed
and
exploited," he
added.
He
Admits
To
Being
A
Feminist
This
is
what
Karan
had
to
say
about
men
and
women
being
treated
equally,
"I'm
a
feminist,
brought
up
by
my
mother
and
sister.
If
women
are
uncomfortable
at
their
workplace
or
anywhere
else,
they
must
be
allowed
to
speak
and
everyone
must
hear
them
in
all
seriousness;
justice
must
prevail."
He
Chooses
TV
Over
Films
While
talking
about
his
professional
life,
Karan
said
he's
not
in
a
hurry
to
be
a
star
in
a
film.
The
actor
said,
"Acting
is
a
lifelong
stint;
today
I'm
hosting
the
shows
and
doing
TV,
tomorrow
I
will
do
films
too.
But
I'm
not
in
a
hurry.
I'd
rather
be
a
superstar
of
television
than
do
just
another
film."